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  • The opportunities in China to use securitization to fund expansion are there. But without the necessary reforms, hurdles such as bankruptcy-remoteness, obligor consent, withholding tax and convertibility will continue to stunt the development of the market, explains Neil Campbell of Paul, Hastings, Janofsky & Walker
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  • China has finally opened its securities markets to foreign investors, bidding to internationalize the practices of many local companies. Michael M Hickman, Rolfe Hayden and Owen Cox of Simmons & Simmons detail the new rules, but warn the restrictions on trading, investment size, repatriation and accounts may slow reforms