Chinese regulator prompts more derivatives advice

December 01, 2009

Banks: the root of ruin

Such remarks could encourage international banks to require that state-owned enterprises (SOEs) seek more external advice before they are comfortable transacting with them.

“They may need to introduce a third party to protect themselves,” said one lawyer in Beijing. “If they ensure that a third party, such...

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