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China set to open $42 trillion financial sector to world

HSBC, Bank of East Asia Ltd, Standard Chartered Plc and Citigroup are currently the biggest foreign banks in China

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Bloomberg
China’s $42 trillion financial sector is set to open up to the world like never before.

To deliver on longstanding pledges and help stave off the threat of tariffs from US President Donald Trump, Chinese officials have set a June 30 deadline to ease ownership and business restrictions for banks, securities firms, asset managers and life insurers.
Securities firms like Goldman Sachs Group Inc. and UBS Group AG have an opportunity to boost their share five fold as they take more direct control of joint ventures, projections by Bloomberg Intelligence show. Insurers including AIA Group Ltd. are set to cash in on

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