China internalises, shifts, and grows long term

China’s shadow banking assets are estimated to have reached 41trn yuan by the end of 2014, representing 65 percent of the nation’s GDP

May 5, 2015
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Transcript

According to Moodys a slowdown is evident, as seen in the shrinking share of shadow banking in overall credit flows. World Finance speaks with Rhodri Preece from the CFA Institute on the impact will this will have on China’s economy.

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