China's bank regulator steps into WMP ponzi row
The CBRC says principal and non-principal guaranteed wealth management products issued by banks should not fall under shadow-banking. But this doesn't appear to address the risks.

China’s banking regulator has said wealth management products (WMPs) issued by banks should not fall under the shadowy private-lending system, moving to calm fears of a giant ponzi scheme.
China Banking Regulatory Commission stated last week that principal-guaranteed products, typically invested in money markets, should be included on bank balance sheets, meaning banks will have to provision accordingly, Reuters reports.
While non-principal guaranteed products will continue to b…
Please sign in or register
for free access to 1 article per month from AsianInvestor’s content and archives of over 16,000 articles.
¬ Haymarket Media Limited. All rights reserved.