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The cancellation of a stake sale in the country’s flagship coal mining company comes as economic growth and ratings agencies cast a shadow on the economy.

Government efforts to improve capital allocation speed up, with plans for global bond index inclusion, green finance and corporate credit ratings.

In his first interview since taking up the role, the lender's new Malaysia country manager discusses scrapped infrastructure plans, regulatory reform and the impact of the trade war.

IFC treasurer Jingdong Hua explains how institutional investors can help meet huge infrastructure needs – and make a profit.

Mongolia’s woes offer returns — and major risk — for frontier investors.

Finance policymakers from the world’s 20 largest economies vow to boost global economy but fail to outline concrete joint action.

Targeting profitable foreign firms operating in China at a time of slowing economic growth seems counterproductive and is a reversal from the past.

The issue on the offshore rupee market from the private lending arm of the World Bank is aimed at funding renewable energy projects by Indian lender Yes Bank.

Jim Yong Kim, president of the World Bank Group, reveals a change of heart about the role of private capital in supporting growth.