Webinar: Credit view of China’s new normal

Upcoming webinar will examine how China's economic slowdown will affect the corporate, financial, property and debt segments.

FinanceAsia Editors

May 05, 2015

An upcoming live audio webinar co-hosted by Standard & Poor’s and FinanceAsia contributing editor Rupert Walker, will feature discussions on the theme “China Credit: Assessing China’s New Normal”.

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