Private banks and asset managers are predicting that a regulatory crackdown in China will continue to ease going into 2022, but their views differ on whether it is the best time to start investing in the world’s second-biggest economy again. Where next for China? China’s economic rebound has stumbled this year as regulators in the country have pursued a clampdown…
Investment outlook for 2022: Private banks bet China’s regulatory crackdown is over
By Carly Lau, reporter | 26 November 2021

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