SHANGHAI—A Chinese government takeover of Anbang Insurance Group Co. throws a lifeline to its policyholders—support denied frustrated clients of some lesser-known financial firms when those companies hit turbulence before ultimately collapsing. ( read original story ...)
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Shanghai-based foreign banks report record low bad loan rate
SHANGHAI, Feb. 25 (Xinhua) -- Foreign-funded banks based in Shanghai last year recorded the lowest bad loan rate in five years, according to the local banking regulator. By the end of last year, the bad loan rate of these banks was 0.34 percent ... ( read original story ...)
Growing pains: China’s property cooling measures will stabilise economy for long-term growth
Professor Chen Jie, director of the Institute of Real Estate Research at Shanghai University of Finance and Economics, estimates that investment in the real estate sector accounts for about 10 per cent of China’s GDP. His research suggests that a 1 per ... ( read original story ...)
Dubai financial services growth second only to Shanghai
Research by Knight Frank demonstrates that the domestic financial and business services sector in Dubai grew 55.6% in the last decade with only Shanghai (114.3%) outperforming the city. Over this time period Dubai has also seen itself become a recognised ... ( read original story ...)
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China seizes control of Anbang Insurance as chairman prosecuted
Beijing has strengthened curbs over capital outflows after China’s leadership vowed to curb risk in its financial system. Reporting by Matthew Miller and Judy Hua in BEIJING, Engen Tham and John Ruwitch in SHANGHAI, and Jennifer Hughes, Sumeet Chatterjee ... ( read original story ...)