China stocks were little changed on Monday, the first day of the country's annual parliament meeting, when few market surprises are expected ... So far this year, the Shanghai stock index is down 1.5 percent, the CSI300 has fallen 0.3 percent while ... ( read original story ...)
China’s Tasly to list biotech arm in $1 bln Hong Kong IPO – sources
Shanghai Tasly is also considering a pre-IPO fundraising, said two of the people, although the size of the financing hasn't been finalised. ($1 = 6.3317 Chinese yuan) (Reporting by Julie Zhu and Fiona Lau of IFR; Editing by Shri Navaratnam) ( read original story ...)
China’s Tasly to list biotech arm in $1 billion Hong Kong IPO: sources
Shanghai Tasly is also considering a pre-IPO fundraising, said two of the people, although the size of the financing hasn’t been finalised. ( read original story ...)
China to prevent financial risks with tightened regulation
Lujiazui financial district in Shanghai. (Photo: CFP) An overhaul of China’s financial industry has kicked off, noted an industry insider, pointing out that to ensure the bounden duty and purpose of the financial sector and defuse risks remain the key ... ( read original story ...)
China stocks regulator approves 3 IPOs to raise about $221 million
One of the IPOs will be on the Shanghai bourse, one is on the Shenzhen Small & Medium Enterprise board, and the other is on the ChiNext board, the agency reported the China Securities Regulatory Commission saying. ( read original story ...)
Looking for that ‘Two Sessions bump’ in the stock market? Best wait two weeks for the afterglow
If you are an investor watching out for that stock market bump from China’s annual legislative meetings, history has some insights to offer. Since 2000, when Jiang Zemin was China’s head of state and Zhu Rongji was the premier, the benchmark Shanghai ... ( read original story ...)
China pledges wider market access, especially for financial sector
SHANGHAI (Reuters) - China’s foreign minister said on Friday ... open the services sector, especially the financial sector, wider, and create a more appealing investment environment,” he wrote. The comments come amid simmering trade tensions with ... ( read original story ...)