The banking regulator in China’s financial hub of Shanghai has ordered commercial banks to tighten control of lending for acquisitions in the property sector, as part of the country’s efforts to contain housing market bubbles and financial risks. ( read original story ...)
Hong Kong seen winning mega-IPO from Xiaomi after reforming listing rules
Xiaomi would like to be the first company to list under the new IPO rules allowing for a two-tiered share structure ... a partner at Xufunds Investment Management in Shanghai. “That will help to cement its position as a global financial centre.” ( read original story ...)
Hareon faces huge losses, possible delisting from stock market
Because Hareaon recorded a similarly poor performance in the fiscal year 2016, the company is to be publicly marked with a delisting warning, according to the regulations of the Shanghai Stock Market. This is not the first time that Hareon has found itself ... ( read original story ...)
Renters wanted: China tries to tame home market
The Shanghai Stock Exchange approved such an offering from Poly Real ... Not bad for a city where home costs have soared to levels rivaling the world’s priciest market, Hong Kong. While analysts say it could take years for the changes to take hold ... ( read original story ...)
300sqm Well-deco/Lux Office at The Bund 8
The agency is the exclusive agent for this property. (?) The project is located at the heart of The Bund, standing at the side of Huangpu River and surrounded by the classic former Shanghai International Settlements and has the concentric force of the ... ( read original story ...)
Shanghai banking regulator tightens rules on acquisition loans for property projects – sources
SHANGHAI/BEIJING (Reuters) - The banking regulator in Shanghai, China’s commercial capital, has told commercial banks to “strictly control” acquisition loans for financing property development projects, two sources with direct knowledge of the matter ... ( read original story ...)
Foxconn shareholders approve plan to list unit in Shanghai
TAIPEI (Reuters) - Taiwan’s Foxconn, the world’s largest contract electronics manufacturer, said on Wednesday its shareholders had approved a plan to list its subsidiary, Foxconn Industrial Internet Co Ltd (FII), on the Shanghai Stock Exchange. ( read original story ...)