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Financial regulators now have a common hymn sheet to sing from so will be more effective at pursuing Beijing's goals. This may set the scene for clashes with peers overseas.

China’s foreign exchange regulator is toughening its stance on raising debt offshore by pledging domestic assets. The crackdown will slow outbound acquisitions.

Banks may be curtailing their credit lines, but some bond investors view Wanda's recent rollercoaster ride as an opportunity to generate alpha.

Former chairman of China's CSRC returns to financial regulatory work after spell as a provincial administrator.

Regulators look set to give more commercial banks the option of securitising their bad loans this year. But the move could weaken asset quality in the market.

The former central banker and financial watchdog in Hong Kong talks to FinanceAsia about regulating China’s markets.

China’s private banks have the makings of success and can help to fill the gap in SME lending but major challenges lie ahead, this year’s Boao Forum heard.

China needs an overarching financial regulator to help maintain financial stability as the country opens up its capital account.

The bank’s decision to keep its headquarters in London signals it will push ahead with its pivot to Asia but limit exposure to China’s markets and regulators.