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CHINA PRESS
CHINA PRESS: China's announcement that it will lift restrictions on foreign
investors' shares in Chinese banks may not have a dramatic effect in the short
term but its long-term influence will be positive, the Financial News, a
newspaper managed by the People's Bank of China, reported Wednesday, citing
analysts. The new policy means foreign investors could enhance their ownership
shares in Chinese banks and even control a Chinese bank with a majority of
share, the newspaper said. While there's chance foreign investors will become
the biggest shareholders in some small- to medium-sized Chinese banks, it will
be hard for them to control large banks, analysts said. Dong Ximiao, a
researcher at the Chongyang Institute for Financial Studies at Renming
University, said the next steps in China's opening up will be furthering  yuan
internationalization, improving the development of the offshore renminbi market,
allowing more qualified foreign investors to get financing in the domestic
market, as well as improving China's foreign exchange management system.
(Financial News)

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