Mansfield Foundation Senior Fellow Andrew Collier (Managing Director, Orient Capital Research) concludes that, in regard to future restrictions on credit, China will reduce certain kinds of highly visible and risky credit but will not significantly restrict overall credit in “China’s Financial Summit: The Leadership Meets Hard Reality,” posted on the Oriental Capital Research website July 14.
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