Foreign Strategic Investors in the Chinese Banking Market: Cultural Shift or Business as Usual?

Hawes, C; Chiu, T

Foreign Strategic Investors in the Chinese Banking Market: Cultural Shift or Business as Usual?

Hawes, C

Chiu, T

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Publisher:: Thomson Carswell
Publication Type:: Journal Article
Citation:: Banking and Finance Law Review, 2007, Feb '07, 22 (2), pp. 203 - 237
Issue Date:: 2007-01

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dc.description.abstract	Provides discussion and insight into issues and problems which confront both the legal and financial communities in Canada. Information is arranged in four sections: articles, commentaries on recent developments in banking in Canada and internationally, case notes and books reviews.	en_US
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Provides discussion and insight into issues and problems which confront both the legal and financial communities in Canada. Information is arranged in four sections: articles, commentaries on recent developments in banking in Canada and internationally, case notes and books reviews.

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