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In the first half of 2016, China’s GDP has a year-on-year growth of 6.7% approximately, which continues to slow. The main problem of today’s economy in China is “4 decreases and 1 increase”. The “1 increase” refers to the potential rise of China’s economic risk. The depreciation of RMB, non-performing assets of some banks, and increasing bad debts of enterprises, all these become the highest risk of Chinese enterprises’ “going out” strategy. One side, China’s economy is suffering from structural reforms, on the other side, global economy is facing "Japanese-style" growth trap, which means slow growth, low inflation, and super-currency. Under such macroeconomic environment, are corporates in China facing worse payment behavior? Has the corporate payment overdue experience deteriorated with export companies? What are the potential risks?
To better understand the corporate credit risk status in China and the world, Coface conducts this 14th Survey of Corporate Credit Risk Management in China in 2016. You are cordially invited to participate.
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All information you provide will be kept confidential and used for research purpose only.
By completing and returning the questionnaire before Dec. 31st, 2016, we will send you Coface Credit Risk Paper (2017) of our findings as well as Coface experience on sector risk as a token of appreciation.
Coface Credit Risk Paper (2017):
- China Economic Preview in 2017
- Status of corporate credit management practice in China in 2016
- Credit management procedures and tools - The status of credit management - The status of credit risks - Outlook of corporate credit risks in 2017
- High risky sectors in China in 2017
It will take you around 10 minutes to complete the questionnaire, and your feedback will be very important for the success of this year’s survey. Please click the following link to participate.
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For enquiries, please contact: Ms. Effy LIU Tel: 021-61718112 E-mail: shanghai@coface.com
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