FW: FINAL REMINDER: Live Teleconference on Mar. 28 at 10:30am HK time:The Impact Of Shadow Banking On China’s Financial System
Lin, Ralf
In case you guys are missing our Saturday afternoons at PKU..
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Chen, Michelle
HAHA I think I may actually dial in
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Subject: {GSM08 in HK} FW: FINAL REMINDER: Live Teleconference on Mar. 28 at 10:30am HK time:The Impact Of Shadow Banking On China’s Financial System
In case you guys are missing our Saturday afternoons at PKU..
From: Standard & Poor's Ratings Services [mailto:in...@ratingsinfo.standardandpoors.com]
Sent: Thursday, March 28, 2013 09:35 AM
To: Cheng, Adrian [ICG-CIB]
Subject: FINAL REMINDER: Live Teleconference on Mar. 28 at 10:30am HK time:The Impact Of Shadow Banking On China’s Financial System
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The Impact Of Shadow Banking On China’s Financial System |
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Thursday, March 28, 2013 |
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Date:
Thursday
Time:
Inquiries:
12th Consecutive Year - Winner of the FinanceAsia Award - Rating Agency Category
*FinanceAsia Fixed Income Polls, 2001 to 2012. |
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Standard & Poor's Ratings Services invites you to a teleconference on China's banking sector. Our analysts will address the credit implications of shadow banking activities for China's financial system and economy. Discussion topics:
Presenters:
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A related article will be published on the day of the teleconference and will be emailed to registered participants. Live Dial-in Numbers: Australia: 1 800 033 457 (Melbourne & Sydney) PASSCODE (Required): 219897#
Standard & Poor's Ratings Services offers its broadcast teleconference calls and live webcasts to all interested participants on a complimentary basis. Please dial-in at least 10 minutes before the scheduled start of the call to complete the pre-call registration process. The entire call will last approximately 45 minutes, and after brief presentations, participants will be invited to ask questions. A Mandarin-language call on the same topic will be held at 11:30 a.m. Hong Kong time, please click here to register. If you have any questions about the conference call, please e-mail: chan...@standardandpoors.com. Visit UnderstandingRatings.com - an online resource from Standard & Poor's Ratings Services that brings together articles, videos, podcasts, and educational guides about credit ratings.
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Chen, Helen (HK)
Banks tumbled on shadow banking regulation despite good results…
News: (1) China’s banking regulator told lenders to limit investments of client funds in debt that isn’t publicly traded and to isolate such risks from their operations. (2) Authorities “will roll out new measures in promoting interest-rate and exchange-rate liberalization as well as in developing a multilevel capital market,” the State Council said in a statement.
CITIC Bank (601998 CH) -10% and Industrial Bank (601166 CH) -10%
Best Regards,
Helen
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Chen, Michelle
Zzzzz dialing out
Lin, Ralf
lol – I won’t be surprised given the analyst’s PhD and ex PBoC officer background…