Looser liquidity in China makes loans bankers take notice

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Looser liquidity in China makes loans bankers take notice

Pan Yue
July 19, 2018 12:00 PM
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Signs of loosening liquidity in China’s onshore market is making international loans syndications bankers ponder the impact on their businesses, writes Pan Yue.

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