China’s stock market regulator has accelerated approvals for initial public offerings in recent months but market watchers say that long-awaited deregulation of the process is still years away. IPO fundraising in Shanghai and Shenzhen has totalled ... ( read original story ...)
The ‘Carl Icahn of China’ Is Going to Jail
A Chinese billionaire often called "China's Carl Icahn" will go to prison for his role in crashing his country's stock market. Xu Xiang, a renowned hedge fund manager who ran Shanghai Zexi Investment, was sentenced to five and a half years in jail ... ( read original story ...)
IMAX China To Announce Full-Year 2016 Financial Results And Host Conference Call
SHANGHAI, Jan. 26, 2017 /PRNewswire/ -- IMAX China Holding, Inc. ("IMAX China", HKG: 1970), today announced it will host its annual conference call to discuss full-year 2016 financial results on Thursday, Feb. 24, at 8:00 a.m. Hong Kong time. Institutional ... ( read original story ...)
China’s IPO frenzy is back as speculators chase the momentum
One in every five of last year’s IPOs, or 48 of them, hit the 44 per cent price increase limit on their debut, and had their trading suspended in Shanghai and Shenzhen. The Chinese regulators have repeatedly warned investors about the risks of chasing ... ( read original story ...)
Shanghai Stock Exchange: Public Opinions Solicitation On “SSE Guidance For Credit Risk Management In Corporate Bonds Duration (Draft For Comment)”
To strengthen the credit risk management in corporate bonds duration and earnestly safeguard investor’s legitimate rights and interests, the Shanghai Stock Exchange (SSE ... of laying equal emphasis on the market development and the risk control in ... ( read original story ...)
China's shadow banking crusade risks bond market crash
SHANGHAI (Reuters) - China's campaign to cut high debt levels in its economy is aiming this year to shrink the $3 trillion shadow banking sector, which could drain a critical source of income for the country's banks and of funding for its fragile bond market. ( read original story ...)
China’s Great Rebalancing Has Gone Missing From Stock Market (1)
Yet the ChiNext market set up in 2009 is proving a dud, at least when measured against the old-economy heavy Shanghai Composite Index in recent ... enterprises -- all the more so given their higher stock valuations relative to earnings. ( read original story ...)