Nearly 90 percent of Chinese mainland investors started to invest in the Hong Kong market in the past three years. This indicates that programs of the Shanghai-Hong Kong Stock Connect and the Shenzhen-Hong Kong Stock Connect, launched in 2014 and 2016 ... ( read original story ...)
Exclusive: China’s CEFC Plans Its оwn Bank, As Rоsneft Stake Bulks Up Trade
But thе Shanghai-based companу’s rapid ascent has prompted some international bankers and traders tо warn about its lack of transparencу, and dealings with sanctioned Russian firms. A CEFC-controled bank is expected tо win Chinese regulatоrу ... ( read original story ...)
Exclusive: China’s CEFC plans its own bank, as Rosneft stake bulks up trade
But the Shanghai-based company's rapid ascent has prompted some international bankers and traders to warn about its lack of transparency, and dealings with sanctioned Russian firms. A CEFC-controled bank is expected to win Chinese regulatory approval early ... ( read original story ...)
UPDATE 2-China c.bank tries to calm nervous bond market as risks loom
"It is hard to sell credit bonds but I expect them to re-price based on the moves in the government bonds," said a Shanghai-based trader at a European bank. Some market watchers say the sell-off in the bond market may have been been overdone. "Yields are ... ( read original story ...)
China Stock Market Crash and Why We Should Care
Between June 2015 and February 2016, the stock market in China saw severe bouts of value erosion. In just a month from June 2015, the Chinese A shares and the Shanghai Index lost nearly a third of their value. But the losses in the stock market crash in ... ( read original story ...)
Banks are banking on startups as new growth drivers
Earlier this year, Zhang's startup was extended a 60-million-yuan (US$9.02 million) line of unsecured and guarantee-free credit from Shanghai HuaRui Bank. The bank, the first local private lender which was set up in 2015, has been exploring the segmented ... ( read original story ...)
China c.bank tries to calm nervous bond market as risks loom
SHANGHAI/HONG KONG, Oct 31 (Reuters) - China's central bank tried to calm a nervous bond market on Tuesday with more liquidity injections, helping to steady 10-year yields following a sell-off, as anxiety deepened about a renewed crackdown on riskier ... ( read original story ...)