China: Leaders bemoan ‘fragmented’ regulatory landscape

China’s fragmented regulatory environment makes it difficult for global issuers looking to raise capital in the market, according to Kenneth Lay, outgoing vice-president and treasurer at the World Bank. Speaking to a full house at Euromoney’s China global debt capital markets congress in Beijing on November 16 and 17, Lay’s words came in response to discussion of China’s multitude of regulators by panellists in the opening ‘Leader’s conversation’.

 

(l to r) Wang Dongming, chairman, Citic Securities; Padraic Fallon, chairman, Euromoney Institutional Investor; Zhang Hongli, senior executive vice-president, ICBC; Levin Zhu, chief executive, chairman of the management committee, CICC

(l to r)  Wang Dongming, chairman, Citic Securities; Padraic Fallon, chairman, Euromoney Institutional Investor; Zhang Hongli, senior executive vice-president, ICBC; Levin Zhu, chief executive, chairman of the management committee, CICC

China’s fragmented regulatory environment makes it difficult for global issuers looking to raise capital in the market, according to Kenneth Lay, outgoing vice-president and treasurer at the World Bank. Speaking to a full house at ­Euromoney’s China global debt capital markets congress in Beijing on November 16 and 17, Lay’s words came in response to discussion of China’s multitude of regulators by panellists in the opening ‘Leader’s conversation’.

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