EURObiz September/October 2017

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2017-09-25
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EURObiz
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finance, fintech, innovation, 19th Party Congress, foreign investment, negative list, smart card, position paper, trade

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Chinese authorities have spoken strongly in favour of reforms that will promote economic globalization and openness to the outside world. The European Chamber hopes that China continues with market-driven reforms that are crucial to ensuring long-term and high-quality economic growth by offering reciprocal access to its own market. To better understand this issue, European Chamber members have contributed articles to EURObiz on a number of different issues relating to the finance sector, including the 19^th Party Congress and its influence on foreign business activity in China, the spread of Chinese fintech and the implications of a newly drafted negative list. Also featured in this issue:

An interview with the European Chamber’s Smart Card China Desk
The Executive Summary from the Position Paper 2017/2018

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