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The influence of public law on the development of China securitisation
- China
- Hong Kong
- Public law
27-08-2015
Over the past decade, China has started developing its securitisation industry as part of a wider policy to liberalise and internalise its local currency. China’s securitisation market is regulated by two sets of regulators, separated between financial institutions and non-financial institutions. In the past decade, China’s financial institution securitisation model has been more successful overall.
This article will examine the public law concerns that limit China’s non-financial institution securitisations, and provide recommendations for its next phase of development.
If you would like a copy of the full article, please email: KingsleyOng@eversheds-sutherland.com.
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