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    Published on Thursday, June 14, 2018 | Updated on Thursday, June 14, 2018

    China | What do China’s renewed opening efforts imply for foreign banks?

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    China announced a plan of furthering its long-delayed financial opening to remove restrictions on foreign shareholdings and expand market access. A new round of capital account liberalization also brings more opportunities for two-way capital flows. This watch examines how these new measures can help foreign financial institutions to grow in China and their implications.

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    Betty Huang BBVA Research - Economist
    Le Xia BBVA Research - Chief Economist

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    201806_China-Financial-Liberalization_HK-Chamber_EDI

    English - June 14, 2018

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