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China (June 2003)

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Editorial

In-house interviews: Banking on reform

About the contributors

Introduction: foreign investment in post-WTO China

How foreign investors can buy Chinese companies

Why reforms to foreign bank supervision may cause confusion

How banks can reduce the risks of bad loans

A cautious opening to China's securities markets

Real estate finance: mezzanine loans bridge the equity gap

Legal obstacles to project finance in China

The way to make securitization work in China

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