Update: The China Equipment Leasing Market

<b><I>Reaching an Inflection Point</I></b><p>As the Chinese government tightly regulates leasing, it is problematic that the industry has never been able to develop a unified position on important licensing, tax, capitalization, regulatory and other requirements. This needs to change if the industry is to continue to expand, particularly among small and medium enterprises.

10 minute read October 02, 2017 at 12:02 AM
By
Jonathan L. Fales
Update: The China Equipment Leasing Market

The 10th annual China Leasing Summit, conducted by Duxes Information and Technology PLC was held June 8-9, 2017, in Beijing. As in past years, the summit included speakers from the Chinese equipment leasing industry, government officials, academics, and officials from various Chinese leasing associations.

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