Securitization in China: issues and progress

Freshfield''s partner Melissa Thomas and PRC legal consultant Ruoying Chen discuss the development of securitization as a financing tool in China.
July 02, 2003

As the reform and opening of China's financial sector continues, China's bankers and their regulators have become keenly interested in the potential of securitisation as a tool to help achieve their objectives of capital relief, risk transfer and balance sheet optimisation for commercial banks.

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