Banks in Hong Kong are finding a new source of revenue in helping multinational companies deal with a growing headache: how to cope with tightening restrictions on transferring profits and dividends out of China.
As Beijing clamped down on outflows that threatened to destabilize its currency, companies are suddenly turning to lenders in Hong Kong to hedge their currency risks, bolster the yield on money trapped inside China and for new loans, according to bankers and analysts.
Sunday Night Reading: Economic Reality, CRE, Buffett’s Cash, More
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Here are a few Tweets that caught my eye this weekend. Weekend Reading
Quick Takes “You can’t print money to create a thriving economy, you need
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