China's watchdog tightens screws on shadow banking sector
New rules on a form of business-to-business lending show the regulator is getting serious about the ‘hidden risks’ of the sector.
Liquidity-strapped corporate treasurers in China may wonder where the regulator’s crosshairs will settle next after new rules this month that tighten the screws on a form of business-to-business lending.
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