Panel discussion:
Is China bracing itself for the credit crunch? A c ash shortage that hit China's credit markets in June was, for some analysts, the first shockwave in what could be Beijing's most drastic clampdown on credit in two decades. The central bank has called for tighter lending standards, which should reduce risk but is likely to reduce financing for a private sector that generates China's new jobs and wealth.
-Liu Baocheng, associate professor at the business school of the University of International Business and Economics
-Winston Wang, Managing Director of Shipstone Group Limited
-Charles Liu, founder and Chairman of HAO Capital
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