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Europeans bought about 9% of a China Development Bank dim-sum bond and 8% of one sold by Beijing Enterprises Group, Dealogic said.
WSJ: Dim Sum Bonds Get Western Flavor
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Beijing Enterprises, which is involved in everything from transportation infrastructure to the city's McDonald's franchise, is on most analysts' wish list, but its shares are already sky high.
CNN: Red Chip Frenzy Again?
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Pan Wei, of Beijing University, says that even in stodgy state enterprises, the party is losing its grip.
ECONOMIST: Economically, but not politically
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Many of the Chinese companies involved are privately held, like Shuanghui, as opposed to the big state-owned enterprises that often act on behalf of Beijing on the international stage.
WSJ: 'China's No. 1 Butcher' Turns to U.S.
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This allowed the new business, once local-government approval was obtained in China, to accept foreign private-equity money invested into the overseas holding company, while abiding by the letter of Beijing's restrictions on foreign investment in domestic enterprises.
WSJ: Scott A. Jalowayski: A Private-Equity Boost for China
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This preferred borrowing venue provides major Chinese state-owned enterprises and banks intimately connected with the PLA and Beijing's security services with access to large sums of undisciplined, unconditioned and inexpensive cash.
CENTERFORSECURITYPOLICY: Center For Security Policy
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The money comes partly through formal credit from state banks that gets washed through other state-owned enterprises but also from informal channels that seem to be out of Beijing's control.
FORBES: Magazine Article
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The Beijing News yesterday also called for a "declaration of war" on "unscrupulous enterprises" polluting groundwater and urged the public to help protect the country's future supply of clean water.
BBC: China media: Wukan frustration
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In return, Beijing is getting engineering contracts to build port and road infrastructure, winning business for Chinese state-owned enterprises, and showing off what China is good at: building major infrastructure projects in record time.
FORBES: China In The Driver's Seat
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Beijing recently announced that its top economic priority in the coming years was the overhaul of chronically inefficient state-owned enterprises.
CNN: Open the Gates