Tags: banks , credit growth

Macro & Markets

More Chinese companies prefer listing to borrowing

Beijing's efforts to increase borrowing costs make Chinese companies turn to equity markets for financing, a survey has found.

By Lillian Liu | 17 February 2011

Macro & Markets

China may abandon lending target

After previous quotas have been ignored by banks, China may not announce an official target for credit growth this year, economists say.

By Lillian Liu | 20 January 2011

Macro & Markets

Fitch warns of hidden information risks in Chinese banks

Charlene Chu, Beijing-based senior director for financial institutions at Fitch Ratings, talks to FinanceAsia about the risks presented when loans are repackaged into wealth ...

By Lillian Liu | 6 July 2010

Equities

China Construction Bank plans $11 billion rights issue

The sale will bring the total amount of money sought by the country's four biggest publicly traded banks this year to approximately $26.6 billion.

By Lillian Liu | 3 May 2010

Equities

China Merchants Bank sets rights issue price

The country’s fifth-largest lender offers its shares at an average discount of 44.4% to the theoretical ex-rights price of its A- and H-shares.

By Lillian Liu | 3 March 2010

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Tags: banks, credit growth

Tags: banks , credit growth