
China has introduced a new bond program to help private companies raise funds via corporate bond sales. The initiative, led by the National Association of Financial Market Institutional Investors (NAFMII), allows private firms to use various types of 'soft' collateral, including intellectual property. Four companies have already issued notes under this program, and more private enterprises are expected to participate in the future. This move aims to boost confidence in the private sector and support the overall economy.



⚠️ CHINA FOREIGN MINISTRY: BANGLADESH PRIME MINISTER WILL VISIT CHINA JULY 8 -10
“Bangladesh will seek fresh loans amounting to $20 billion during PM Sheikh Hasina's upcoming visit to China… $15 billion would be for infrastructure projects & $5 billion… would be to facilitate payments for imports from China.” 1/2 Big numbers. https://t.co/XbkEYkidLx
China has proposed that private creditors take part in the early stages of debt restructuring talks for developing economies to speed up complex negotiations that are often mired in disagreements. https://t.co/Yct9jMdu1L