Gradual steps to control shadow banking problem


DEALING with the 26.7 trillion yuan shadow banking industry in China, which falls out of the balance sheets of banks, may require tougher measures but the fear is that it may trigger huge risks.

“True deleveraging will require some painful steps, such as denying businesses new funding, letting more companies fail and accepting the potential increases in unemployment that result.

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