China’s banking sector is set to be one of the biggest beneficiaries of the country’s “countercyclical” policies in early 2019, according to UBP Private Banking’s CIO. “The declining funding cost along with relatively higher dividend yields makes Chinese banks really attractive,” said Norman Villamin, CIO of UBP Private Banking. The private bank is overall overweight on China equities — expecting…
“Really attractive” opportunities in China’s banking sector: UBP’s Villamin
18 September 2018

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