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China syndrome: open and closed for business at the same time

A recent closed-door symposium held by the CSRC in Beijing aimed to show that China is open for business. But can it keep the door open and closed at the same time?

August 01, 2023

Beijing’s heavy hand buffs HK credentials

Beijing has been busy this year, introducing and repealing a circuit breaker, and adding share selling restrictions. The approach puts Hong Kong in a good light.

January 12, 2016

Chinese securities firms kick off IPOs

The proposed listing of Guotai Junan Securities and others has set in motion a new round of capital raisings onshore for Chinese brokerage houses.

April 22, 2014

China's SOE revamp could lead to problems

Chen Zhiwu, a member on the international advisory board of the China Securities Regulatory Commission, says diversified ownership could increase corruption.

April 12, 2014

Beijing grapples with internet finance industry

China’s watchdogs for securities and banking are scrambling to introduce new rules to better control the booming internet finance industry.

February 16, 2014

US, Chinese regulators make peace over Longtop

The resolution of a dispute over a mainland Chinese group accused of fraud is a welcome step in the push for greater trust but doesn't mark an end to the spat.

January 28, 2014