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Chinese lenders offer good investment opportunities this year on cheap valuations and accommodative government policies.
By Lillian Liu | 5 January 2012
China's surplus savings, the single most important factor upholding the nation's financial stability, have been eroded by excessive loans and biased lending policies.
By Lillian Liu | 6 December 2011
Private lenders in China give cash-starved SMEs much-needed financial support that state-owned banks can't possibly provide.
By Lillian Liu | 13 October 2011
After Fitch warns that it might cut China’s local-currency debt rating, Andy Rothman, China macro strategist at CLSA, says the country is in a good fiscal position to ...
By Lillian Liu | 5 September 2011
Despite an expensive valuation, Far East Horizon's offering attracts strong demand and bankers hope the deal will mark a turning point for Hong Kong’s quiet IPO market.
By Lillian Liu | 28 March 2011
China International Capital Corp, Morgan Stanley and UBS bag the mandate to help the bank go public in Hong Kong.
By Lillian Liu | 14 March 2011
The Chinese bank, which raised $2.8 billion from a Shanghai IPO in August, said it plans to tap the Hong Kong market by offering up to 12 billion shares.
By Lillian Liu | 22 February 2011
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
Minsheng shows hunger for cash again after raising $4 billion in a Hong Kong IPO in 2009, and Sinovel Wind raises $1.4 billion after pricing its Shanghai IPO at the top of the ...
By Lillian Liu | 10 January 2011
China Everbright Bank's $2.8 billion debut lifts the total value of Chinese IPOs to $63.7 billion this year, or almost half the global value.
By Lillian Liu | 13 August 2010
China’s banking sector will have a higher non-performing loan ratio in coming years, but good profitability, strong liquidity and adequate capitalisation will enable the ...
By Lillian Liu | 23 July 2010
Bank of China (Hong Kong)'s Hong Kong listing in 2002 opened the door for China Life Insurance and China Construction Bank to follow suit. The three lenders were awarded our ...
By Lillian Liu | 28 May 2010
Chinese authorities have shown a strong will to tighten capital markets by raising reserve requirement ratios twice in a month, but specialists say it's an insufficient effort.
By Lillian Liu | 26 February 2010
The rights issue will ease China Merchants Bank's capital pressure considerably, however, even after the cash replenishment, CMB’s capital will remain thin compared to other ...
By Lillian Liu | 24 February 2010
China's banks will need to raise large amounts of capital this year to continue their aggressive lending and still meet the regulators' capital adequacy requirements.
By Lillian Liu | 29 January 2010
The bank intends to raise money in order to improve its core capital adequacy.
By Daniel Inman | 18 August 2009
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