Published Dec 2, 2019

How Bond Defaults Are Changing China's Markets

China's corporate bond market is transforming with rising defaults and shifting risk evaluations, challenging the perceived security of state-owned enterprises. Finance expert Jun Pan explores these changes and their impact on investors and China's broader economy, as the market transitions from bank-based to market-based dynamics.

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Investor ConsiderationsChina's corporate bond market is undergoing significant changes, with increased international integration and evolving risk evaluation practices. Jun Pan discusses the implications of these developments for investors and the broader Chinese economy.

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SOE DynamicsThe Chinese corporate bond market is undergoing significant changes as defaults rise, challenging the long-held belief in government-backed security for state-owned enterprises (SOEs). Jun Pan discusses how these shifts are affecting credit premiums and the broader financial landscape.

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China's Bond MarketJun Pan, Professor of Finance at Jiao Tong University, examines the evolving landscape of China's corporate bond market. She discusses the rise in defaults and the transition from a bank-based to a market-based system, highlighting the implications for China's economy.

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