China's Ebanks: A New Regime

Jack Marr

China's Ebanks: A New Regime

Management Department

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Abstract

WeBank, China’s first online-only bank has been launched with great expectations. It can potentially reform the country’s mismanaged financial sector by opening up credit to private SMEs and prove a model for other developing countries.

Original language	American English
Journal	Gateway House
State	Published - 4 Feb 2015

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International Business

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China's Ebanks: A New Regime

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