Two decades after China's banking supervision law was first written, the country's legislature has turned its attention to the gap between those original rules and the far more complex financial system that has since emerged. The Standing Committee of the National People's Congress is now deliberating a sweeping revision designed to protect ordinary depositors and borrowers from employee misconduct, coercive product bundling, and inadequate avenues for redress. In placing this measure on its agenda, Beijing signals both an acknowledgment of accumulated consumer grievances and a recognition tha