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China undertakes financial reform to achieve sustainable growth

Regulatory reform across China’s debt capital markets is set to support GDP growth.
June 06, 2023

Beijing can manage Henan bank crisis and mortgage strike, say analysts

But if unchecked, these problems can spiral into disaster, they also warn.
July 25, 2022

As Evergrande teeters on the edge of bankruptcy, more Chinese developers will default

Evergrande admits it may not have enough capital to repay its debt.
December 07, 2021

Beijing makes Evergrande an offer it can’t refuse

With strained liquidity leading to asset freezes and potential court action, is the sheer scale of Evergrande's debt 'too big to fail'?
August 31, 2021

BoCom prints China’s first international AT1 perpetual bond

Bank of Communications' new offshore issue follows updated guidelines from country’s regulator and could pave the way for similar issuance from other domestic banks.
November 18, 2020

Offshore financial institutions now more hopeful of access to China’s bond futures

A new pilot scheme to allow Chinese banks to trade government bond futures is a very healthy step in the right direction towards fully liberalising the market and allowing foreign investors to finally tap it, experts believe.
March 08, 2020

Opportunities & challenges: What’s next for China’s NBFIs

Despite tighter regulations and liquidity, China’s non-bank financial institutions are back on an upward trajectory bolstered by opportunities to be found in the new economy, according to experts on a recent roundtable in Hong Kong, hosted by Moody’s Investors Service and FinanceAsia.
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China uses special bonds to lure foreign investors

As the Sino-US trade war slows down GDP growth, Beijing is reforming its state infrastructure bonds to stimulate both international demand and infrastructure investment.
June 11, 2019

Buyers' market for Chinese NPLs created by tighter credit

Stricter credit requirements, the Sino-US trade war and defaults are creating a bonanza of Chinese non-performing loans for foreign investors.
June 05, 2019

Beijing's $14.5b liquidity plan to avoid Baoshang bashing

To keep debt markets stable and defaults under control, the Chinese government is injecting money to help support small and medium-sized banks
June 03, 2019
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