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The Russia risk around Chinese banks is rising

Penalties from US sanctions would far outweigh the sales boost for big lenders from Russian clients

China’s lenders were once considered some of the country’s safest investments. The relatively stable returns on offer from investing in shares of the largest state-owned banks came with the added benefit of fat dividends. Those days may be numbered.

There are two big risks. The first is well known: China’s continuing property crisis. The second less so: Russia.

After the invasion of Ukraine, a wave of sanctions from countries including the US left Russia heavily dependent on China — one of the few country’s left that would buy Russian coal. It became crucial in providing its ostracised neighbour with financial services.

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