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Can Chinese banks compete after accession to WTO?

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Bad debt provisions of financial institutions : dilemma of China's corporate governance regime

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Bank loans and firm environmental information disclosure : evidence from China's heavy polluters

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Banking competition and the use of shadow credit : evidence from lending marketplaces

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State-owned venture capitals and bank loans in China

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Fintech business and firm access to bank loans

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An Examination of Inflated Bank Capital and Credit Risks in China

Fu, Yishu - 2012

Since the historical capital regulation by China Banking Regulatory Commission (CBRC) in 2004, Chinese banks have reported remarkable capital growth in their statements. This study examines the impacts of heavily issued and cross-held subordinate debt (SD) towards inflated capital adequacy...

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