China tries to cool asset-backed securities fever
Shanghai Stock Exchange issues notices to securities firms, urging them to strengthen risk management on corporate bonds and ABS
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AFTER a near quadrupling of securitisations on China's stock exchanges in 2015, Chinese regulators are shifting their focus to risk control, sending out early warnings as new instruments emerge backed against more exotic assets.
The Shanghai Stock Exchange (SSE) issued notices to securities firms late last month, urging them to strengthen risk management on corporate bonds and asset-backed securities (ABS), according to three sources, who received the notice.
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