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Chinese Banks Careless About Potential Credit Risk Crisis

Posted by James Breen at 27 February 2008 8:6

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The world has a lending problem. If anyone has learnt anything from the credit crunch in America, it would be that financial institutions should lend carefully. Carefully with a capital C. Appearently that is not what Chinese lenders are taking into consideration. According to a recent report by Standard & Poor's Rating Services yesterday, the rate of non-performing loans in China's banking industry has significantly risen over the past year. No doubt that they will be pressured by the .. full article.

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