Foreign investors get what they pay for

July 29, 2009 | BY

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Foreign investors in China seeking an attractive yield must be prepared to pay for independent advice in order to safeguard their investments.That was…

Foreign investors in China seeking an attractive yield must be prepared to pay for independent advice in order to safeguard their investments.

That was the advice given to offshore investors at a Restructuring & Insolvency Forum hosted in Hong Kong by China Law & Practice's sister publication IFLR.

Too many investors, particularly bondholders, have been unwilling to pay for advice upfront on how to protect their investments and are subsequently being burnt in insolvencies, said Slaughter and May partner Neil Hyman.

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