Yingxin Angela Chen
Princeton University
Yingxin Angela Chen is a PhD student in the Politics department at Princeton University. Angela's research lies at the intersection of economic statecraft, legal institutions, and firm behavior, with a particular focus on investment treaties and sovereign debt. She holds a BA in Political Science and Philosophy from the University of Chicago, an MSc in International Relations from the London School of Economics and Political Science, and a JD from UC Berkeley School of Law. Prior to starting her PhD, she was a capital markets associate at Freshfields LLP.
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Dim Sum Bonds, Panda Bonds, and Dispute Resolution
China’s push to internationalize the renminbi (RMB, or yuan) since 2008 has led to the growing share of RMB-denominated bonds in the international bond market. So-called “panda bonds” and “dim sum bonds” are variants of RMB-denominated bonds. Panda bonds are onshore RMB debt issued in China by entities domiciled outside mainland China. Overseas issuers use…
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