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Las lecciones que hemos aprendido de otros rescates bancarios ocurridos en China
[Lessons from China’s past banking bailouts]

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China’s banking sector, particularly small and medium-sized banks, today face a headwind of asset quality deterioration. Revisiting Chinese bank rescues from the early 2000s, we examine how the authorities tackled a severe rise in non-performing loans (NPLs). China’s banking sector, particularly small and medium-sized banks, today face a headwind of asset quality deterioration. Revisiting Chinese bank rescues from the early 2000s, we examine how the authorities tackled a severe rise in non-performing loans (NPLs).

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  • Le Xia, 2020. "Las lecciones que hemos aprendido de otros rescates bancarios ocurridos en China [Lessons from China’s past banking bailouts]," Working Papers 20/04, BBVA Bank, Economic Research Department.
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