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In-house: Chinese bond trustee system must improve

Karry Lai
February 12, 2020
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Fund managers say that trustees are expected to do a lot more than they are paid for. They want to see a better risk mitigation toolbox to help manage defaults

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Karry Lai
Interim managing editor
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Based in Hong Kong SAR, Karry joined IFLR in October 2017. She manages the team and is responsible for IFLR's content. She also covers all aspects of financial regulation across Asia and has a particular interest in corporate governance and ESG. Previously, she worked in sustainability education and policy research.