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Red flags over the new Chinese bank listings

By Jamil Anderlini, Paul Betts and Andrew Hill

Published: June 19 2007 18:31 | Last updated: June 19 2007 18:31

Bank of Beijing is one of about 20 city-level local banks in China that intends to sell shares in the country’s booming stock market, following pioneers Bank of Ningbo and Bank of Nanjing.

There is a certain irony in the fact that Bank of Beijing was also one of the banks punished by the China Banking Regulatory Commission this week for lending money used to illegally invest in the stock market.

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