Global Banks’ Potential Faustian Pact for Chinese Market Access

Global Banks’ Potential Faustian Pact for Chinese Market Access
The office of the locally incorporated JPMorgan Chase Bank on Oct. 11, 2007, in Beijing. STR/AFP via Getty Images
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With the phase one trade deal with the United States signed and filed, China’s banking regulators have begun to ease restrictions on foreign banks to enter the Chinese market. Starting this year, foreign investment banks can take full ownership stakes in Chinese securities firms.

Fan Yu
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Fan Yu is an expert in finance and economics and has contributed analyses on China's economy since 2015.
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