Renminbi Trade Invoicing: Benefits, impediments and tipping points

Kathleen Walsh

Renminbi Trade Invoicing: Benefits, impediments and tipping points

Kathleen Walsh

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This paper analyses a survey of Australian and Chinese corporates on renminbi (RMB) invoicing awareness, use and expectations. It considers the benefits of RMB trade invoicing as well as a range of factors that would appear to be discouraging its use in trade between Australia and China. It also identifies potential tipping points for increased RMB invoicing going forward.

Original language	English
Pages (from-to)	33-41
Journal	Journal of the Australian Society of Security Analysts (JASSA)
Issue number	2
Publication status	Published - 2015

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