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Report urges fast reform of financial system
Non-bank lenders to be allowed to compete with traditional players
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The National School of Development at Peking University said on Thursday legalizing and regulating a credit scheme outside the main banking system, http://143561.com/products/Roller-crusher.html - vacuum extruder , as well as http://www.143561.com - clay brick making machine liberalizing interest rate fluctuation should be at the core of any reform.
"The main orientation should be encouraging non-bank lending businesses to compete with traditional banks, to provide market-based capital pricing for more small and medium-sized enterprises," its report said.
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In addition, a more competitive credit system will curb any exacerbation of non-performing loans, it said.
Zhu Haibin, the chief Chinese http://www.154562.com - http://www.154562.com/products/Color-brick.html - cement block machine economist with JPMorgan Chase, wrote in a recent research note that rapid expansion of financing outside the banking system has raised market concern since the fourth quarter of last year, fueling a faster growth rate in the all-system financing aggregate than for bank loans.
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Song Ligang, a senior researcher with Australian National University, said that financing provided by big banks to State-owned enterprises has fostered excessive production http://www.154562.com - http://www.154562.com/products/Color-brick.html - hollow block machine capacity and intensified the imbalance of China's economic development.
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