Drafted into service
Chinese regulators seek to increase the public’s role in rooting out IPO fraud
Chinese regulators seek to increase the public’s role in rooting out IPO fraud
Banking & Finance
Easing off the gas
Are Chinese policymakers finally getting serious about curbing credit?
Are Chinese policymakers finally getting serious about curbing credit?
Emerging markets investment hit by China fears: survey
China's slowing economy is causing investors to pull back from global emerging markets, according t
Key Shanghai planner promoted to national office
Fang Xinghai, a key figure in plans to develop Shanghai into a global financial c
Cash crunch spurs smaller bond sale
A major Beijing policy bank will reduce the size of two bond offerings slated for today by nearly o
China fails to sell debt, adding to liquidity fears
A Chinese government bond sale fell short of its target on Friday as the cash supply in the economy
China yuan falls against the dollar
Despite efforts by China's central bank to push the yuan to record-high levels against the US dolla
Behind the curtain
China's crackdown on hot inflows led to cold exports. Get used to it
China's crackdown on hot inflows led to cold exports. Get used to it
AIG deal back on track
Insurance giant AIG (AIG.NYSE) said it received a delayed deposit from Chinese investors Wednesday
China loans Costa Rica $400m
China gave Costa Rica US$400 million in loans on Monday during President Xi Jinping's first visit t
China blocks Mastercard's yuan transactions
China's central bank has halted MasterCard (MA.NYSE) transactions in yuan, signaling an unwillingne
China wealth to eclipse Japan in 2017
China is set to become the world’s second-wealthiest nation after the US by 2017, leapfrogging Japa
Against the grain
The global market needn’t fear China’s recent appetite for rice
The global market needn’t fear China’s recent appetite for rice
IMF cuts China growth forecast
The IMF has revised its growth forecast for the Chinese economy for 2013, lowering its prediction f
AIG joins PICC to sell life insurance in China
American International Group (AIG.NYSE, 8685.TYO) reached a deal with People’s Insurance Company (G
Taiwan to unveil new stimulus plan
Taiwan will announce stimulus measures this week after the country was forced to lower its growth f
New rules curb risky Chinese bank products
Regulations issued earlier this year succeeded in suppressing sales of a type of risky Chinese bank
A measly deal
Why China's concession to US accounting regulators is worth little to investors
Why China's concession to US accounting regulators is worth little to investors
China Galaxy's IPO pops in Hong Kong
Shares of China Galaxy Securities (6881.HKG), the country’s sixth-largest brokerage by revenue, tra
China to restrict local government bond sales
Chinese polluters, local government entities and companies in bloated industries will face a toughe
False sense of security
With the resumption of IPOs on the horizon, investors shouldn’t feel safe despite more rigorous inspections
With the resumption of IPOs on the horizon, investors shouldn’t feel safe despite more rigorous inspections
China tightens rules on bond market
A Chinese finance industry body issued new rules for the bond market on Monday to help eliminate in
Handling the hot potato
The presumed next leader of China’s sovereign wealth fund may look inward for growth
The presumed next leader of China’s sovereign wealth fund may look inward for growth
Blackstone makes offer for Chinese technology firm
A group of investors led by US private-equity firm Blackstone has launched a bid to acquire Chinese
Goldman Sachs sells last of ICBC
Goldman Sachs Group (GS.NYSE) put its remaining stake in the Industrial and Commercial Bank of Chin
Bad seeds
Rural credit is still beholden to politicians despite reforms of the last decade, writes Lynette Ong
Rural credit is still beholden to politicians despite reforms of the last decade, writes Lynette Ong
Weighed down
China is addicted to debt and shows few signs of kicking the habit, says Francis Cheung
China is addicted to debt and shows few signs of kicking the habit, says Francis Cheung
China to become largest corporate debt market
People's Bank of China calls for Bloomberg scrutiny
China’s central bank and foreign exchange agency have joined some of the world’s largest central ba
On the offensive for being offensive
China runs out of ideas for advancing sovereignty claims and starts getting creative
China runs out of ideas for advancing sovereignty claims and starts getting creative
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