China's banking sector: an uneven playing field

Keith Pogson, partner, Global Financial Services, Ernst & Young, discusses the challenges faced by China''s joint stock company banking sector.
February 14, 2001

As the Chinese banking sector continues its drive to meet the demands of the WTO era, the nationwide joint stock company banking sector faces handicaps and a distinctly uneven playing field in comparison to the favoured state owned-sector, according to Keith Pogson, partner Global Financial Services, Ernst & Young (pictured).

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