China’s Ministry of Commerce has issued new rules that lower the market entry level for foreign invested enterprise, easing bureaucracy for treasurers and finance teams dealing with foreign debt quotas.
China now allows more banks to qualify to sell renminbi and FX derivatives, giving Chinese corporates more hedging products as demand grows following RMB rates liberalisation.
A pilot reform that allows foreign guarantors on loans to small and medium enterprises (SMEs) in China is enabling new strategies for cross-border funding and parallels China’s foreign exchange liberalisation.
Dec 2, 2013
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