Investing in Chinese securities is not for the faint-hearted. Almost every year since H-shares started reporting, sharp-eyed analysts have found worrying pieces of news tucked away in footnotes to company announcements. Last year the problem was housing reform. This year, it would appear to be bank deposits.
Two H-shares – mainland Chinese firms that are listed but not based in Hong Kong – have had trouble retrieving fixed-term deposits from well-known Chinese banks and non-bank financial institutions.
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