Q&A: Andrew Sheng on regulating China

The former central banker and financial watchdog in Hong Kong talks to FinanceAsia about regulating China’s markets.
July 04, 2016

Andrew Sheng, chief advisor to the China Banking Regulatory Commission and a former Hong Kong regulator, explains the challenges facing China’s regulators as they struggle to tame volatile markets, keep tabs on fast-changing industries such as fintech and keep economnic growth in the world’s second-largest economy on track.

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