But while China Investment Corporation (CIC), China Development Bank and state-owned energy companies will continue to be big players, other enterprises will be making outward moves using diversified financing.

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Large, state-controlled lenders China Development Bank Corp. and Export-Import Bank of China are planning to pitch dim-sum bonds in London to investors, said people familiar with the matter.

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Since 1999, adhering to the principle of "driving product, service and management innovation via system and technology innovation", Wasu has developed into a large state-owned media group in China with rapid development driven by "new media, new network".

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Milk and other dairy products would also make logical Chinese acquisitions, said Li Guoxiang, a researcher at the state-backed Rural Development Institute of the China Academy of Social Sciences.

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But China and Russia, who are have been setting up new SWF's, are set to make bigger and more ambitious purchases through state-owned companies like Gazprom and the China Development Bank (CDB).

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Over the past few years, state-owned financial institutions, mainly the Export-Import Bank of China and the China Development Bank, have extended tens of billions of dollars to Brazil, Russia and Kazakhstan, among other countries.

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The state-run China Daily said in its Chinese language edition that the country had to learn to balance development with quality of life.

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Brazil, Russia, India and China (and newcomer South Africa) want to set up their own regional development bank, heads of state said in India on Wednesday at the annual BRICS Summit.

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