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Lessons in lending

Lending losses in China highlight the need to improve credit, fraud and money-laundering risk management, which are receiving increasing attention from regulators, says Rohan Bedi

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While banks and regulators in China are making moves to fight corruption and fraud in the country's financial markets, it is a slow and difficult process. Some changes have been made - the bankruptcy law passed in August is one example - but the widespread nature of the problem means improvements will not happen overnight.

China is the world's second largest bad loan market after Japan - in 2005

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