China "Bears" Its Claws Towards P2P Lenders

The Morning Run Crew

25-Aug-16 07:37

China "Bears" Its Claws Towards P2P Lenders

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The Morning Run crew gives you their take on today's business headlines:

- The Middle Kingdom goes mental on P2P firms
- China shipbuilding giant mails $2 bil to Postal Savings Bank IPO
- South African Rand losing its glam

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Tags: P2P, China, Financial Sector, Shadow Banking, CBRC, Postal Savings Bank, China State Shipbuilding Corp, Hong Kong IPO, Investment, South Africa

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