Strategies to minimalize risk among topics headlined for CIBC 2012
Joint stock and commercial banks are focusing on profitable and innovative products to acquire a piece of the growing middle class in China, CIBC 2012 discussions to touch on strategies to minimize risk, and retain customers. April 09, 2012 | Baron LaudermilkIn the last year China’s financial industry has undergone significant changes in the way it views and understands its customers. Many of these changes are brought about by the coming of Chinese financial institutions, including its big four banks, joint stock banks, and even the People’s Bank of China. And while the renminbi continues to be a flashpoint for scholars, bankers and media across the world, the focus of players in China is to grow domestically and regionally, by creating profitable and innovative products that cater to the consumers of one of the world’s fastest growing economies. Please login to read the complete article. If you already have an account, you can login now or subscribe/register.
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