本帖最后由 choi 于 2-11-2016 11:12 编辑
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(a) Carolyn Cui and Juliet Chung, Investor Sound Alarm on China's Reserves. Wall Street Journal, Feb 11, 2016.
http://www.wsj.com/articles/kyle ... al-level-1455128104
Quote:
"Bass, whose Hayman Capital Management LP has a multibillion-dollar bet that the yuan and Hong Kong dollar will fall, told clients in a letter that his firm estimates that China’s liquid foreign reserves are $2.2 trillion at most.
"China’s reserve holdings include US securities—government bonds, agency debt [eg, Freddie Mac] and stocks—that totaled $1.76 trillion as of last October. China also held about $100 billion in bonds in Japan and $60 billion in German securities, according to Goldman Sachs Group Inc. Beyond that it isn’t clear whether China’s total includes capital injected into China’s policy banks, foreign-currency loans to other countries and its commitments for multilateral initiatives, such as the Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank. It also isn’t known whether China’s sovereign-wealth fund, China Investment Corp, is counted.
(b) 海曼资本:中国银行业存在 '定时炸弹.' VOA Chinese, Feb 11, 2016
www.voachinese.com/content/china-bank-20160211/3186498.html
(星期三,著名对冲基金经理兼海曼资本的创始人巴斯(Kyle Bass)在对投资者的信中表示,中国银行业存在 '定时炸弹。' 过去10多年来,中国的银行体系资产已膨胀至34.5万亿美元,相当于中国国内生产总值(GDP)的3倍以上,一旦中国的信贷危机全面爆发,其银行业遭受的损失达到美国银行在次贷危机中损失的500%。 * * * 从之前的3万亿美元大幅增长")
Note: I read English-language reports. What Mr Bass writes is not "10多年" but "10年" ten years. The $3 trillion" figure was 10 years ago. The "500%" is correct. See, eg,
Leslie Shaffer, Bass: China Banks May Lose 5 times US banks' Subprime Losses in Credit Crisis. CNBC, Feb 10, 2016
www.cnbc.com/2016/02/10/kyle-bas ... -credit-crisis.html
("China's banking system has grown to $34.5 trillion in assets over the past 10 years, from a base of $3 trillion, wrote Bass, who is famed as one of the few major investors to correctly call the U.S. subprime housing collapse that kicked off the 2008 global financial crisis. That prescience earned him a mention in Michael Lewis' book "Boomerang," which was about the European credit crisis") |