China's draft cybersecurity rules pose risks for financial firms, lobby group warns

News03 Jun 2022

The latest regulatory proposal comes at a time when a string of western investment banks and asset managers are expanding their presence in China, either by setting up wholly-owned units or by taking a bigger share in existing joint ventures.

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