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CHINA PRESS: Some banks and financial companies are still making illegal
consumer loans for home purchasers or lack  procedures to make sure consumer
loans aren't being used to buy property, the Securities Daily reported Tuesday.
Over the past three months, Chinese regulators have been tightening policies to
prevent consumer loans that enable home purchasers to pay their mortgages or
down payments. The newspaper also reported that banks, under pressure to reach
their credit quotas at the end of the year, have been willing to accept some
"group purchases" of loans, under which financing companies buy a series of
loans at a lower interest rate. These financing companies then sell the loans
directly to consumers. The newspaper's investigation quoted one bank saying it
doesn't require invoices showing what the loans are used for and one finance
company saying "it's hard for banks to monitor where the loans go." (Securities
Daily)

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