China"s Banking System: A Ticking Clock
- NEW DELHI, INDIA, September 08, 2006 - China, laden by bad loans and insufficient capital base is marching towards the collapse of the state banks leading to the implosion of the Middle Kingdom. Many say that it’s high time as foreign competitors are gearing up to enter the banking sector in 2006, as was committed by China to the World Trade Organization.
Active participations from the foreign players in the Chinese banks has shown lots of movements in the banking sector. Recently Singapore"s official investment arm, Temasek, made headlines by confirming that it would invest $1 billion in the China Construction Bank when the latter lists in Hong Kong later this year. Bank of America had agreed to pay $3 billion for a 9.1 percent stake in China Construction with the option to buy more down the road. Sandwiched between those two announcements, the Shanghai-based Bank of Communications raised $1.9 billion in a watershed initial public offering in Hong Kong.
“China Banking Sector Analysis (2006-2009)”, a recent report by RNCOS, says that China, as a part of its entry into WTO (in 2004) is allowing foreign banks to enter this sector that was previously dominated by local players. But the government is imposing cumbersome licensing requirements, making quick expansion of foreign banks a costly affair, therefore leaving them on margins.
Highlights of the RNCOS “China Banking Sector Analysis (2006-2009)” Report.
- Outlook of the competitive market of the China Banking Industry
- Services drive in the Banking sector in China
- Effect of personalized loans, demographic factors and demands by social classes to drive the market
- Opportunities and Challenges of Banking Industry In China
- Future prospective areas of investment
- Factors responsible for the growth of loans, deposits, bankcards in China
The RNCOS’ report on “China Banking Sector Analysis (2006-2009)” provides a thorough research and analysis on the progressing banking industry, its product quality and services and assistance to the investors in understanding the market and achieving the desired results from the Chinese banking sector.
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08.09.2006 - 21:58 Source: 24-7pressrelease.com | Read: 326 X
