Chinese HNWIs and their penchant for leverage – a key tool to obtaining and retaining relationships from Asia’s largest wealth market – may be receiving an onshore bump as credit analysts look to provide data to lenders to further liberalise the lending environment. “Banks are relying on the state’s credit bureau for now but ultimately, we expect them to depend…
Onshore Chinese set to access even more credit, says global risk solutions firm
2 September 2015
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