In the last part of our China Awards series, FinanceAsia reveals this year’s best houses and the rationale behind our decisions.

In the second part of our China Awards series, FinanceAsia reveals the rationale behind the decisions for this year's non-bank service provider winners.

Alibaba and Tencent are making huge bets on China’s sports broadcasting industry that was once dominated by LeEco and Sina. But they are unlikely to be profitable in the short term.

Heavy losses, job cuts and asset disposals at China’s largest electric vehicle maker even raise questions over whether a bubble could be about to burst. At the very least, tough times lie ahead.

Underdeveloped derivatives markets in China may be holding back investor access to onshore bonds. Three specialists say what needs to be done.

The country's elimination of limits on qualified foreign institutional investor and RQFII investments is welcome and could help encourage better governance and transparency.

As part of our China Awards series, FinanceAsia reveals the rationale behind the awards for Best Transaction Banks and Solutions this year.

The high-profile departure of the chief executive of Hong Kong's flagship carrier will only underline foreign investor concerns about the risks of doing business in China.

China wants more foreign investment but this ambition could be crippled if it chooses the Tiananmen path in Hong Kong.

Beijing is keen to end the chaotic situation in Hong Kong and could fast-track efforts to de-emphasise its importance. But does it have a ready replacement? We ask five experts.