Chinese banks’ RMB 29 trillion market of wealth management products – a key source of revenue and the component that underpinned and funded the nation’s shadow loans – is under “tremendous pressure” to contract, according to a former deputy director of the Chinese State Council’s Development Research Centre. “Their business is clearly not in line with policies. It was pure…
Chinese banks’ RMB 29 trn WMP market under “tremendous pressure”
2 February 2018

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