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Asia-PacificApril 1 2007

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KPMG highlights the growth of China’s consumer banking markets while Mercer Oliver Wyman outlines the benefits that can be derived from Basel II implementation beyond simple regulatory compliance.
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KPMG REPORT:

RETAIL BANKING IN CHINA: NEW FRONTIERS

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