Getting the most out of China’s regulators

Treasurers and banks explain how to deal with China’s regulators on renminbi and liquidity management pilot programmes through restraint and investment.

By Emma Bi

May 12, 2014

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Taiwan’s Hong-Wei Electrical Industry Co knows the value of not taking advantage of China’s financial market regulators. Despite there being no official requirement on the intercompany loan rate the elevator manufacturer can use when it lends to its subsidiary in China, it was careful to give itself a conservative figure after gaining a Rmb40 million intercompany loan quota.

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