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Quick take | New money: Beijing’s evolving campaign to reshape China’s financial sector

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Over the past five years, regulators have substantially reduced the size of China’s shadow banking sector, recapitalized problematic banks, and in general made the financial system far less risky. Recent developments have led us to believe that the next few years will be similarly eventful for China...



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