Debt-To-Equity Can't Be The Only Way to Deal With Corporate Debt
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One of China's biggest problems at the moment is debt, especially in the non-financial enterprise sector.
To solve the problem, the State Council published on Oct. 10 a guiding opinion on reducing the leverage ratio of enterprises. Along with that document, it also released detailed guidelines on how to implement a swap program that will see loans that companies borrowed from banks converted into equity capital.
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