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China is considering expanding its bond ties with the UK and opening up exchange-listed bonds to more foreign investors.

In a move to curb local government debt, regional governments will no longer guarantee the offshore bonds of local Chinese state firms.

Investment and finance executives say the city’s government may have damaged its image as a financial centre with its push to pass an unpopular extradition law.

The inflow of foreign funds into China's bond market is encouraging it to evolve so that it aligns more closely with international norms.

The arrest of Liu Shiyu, former chairman of the China Securities Regulatory Commission, is unlikely to derail the programme to open up China's financial markets.

Shanghai’s new technology innovation board is set to apply a new IPO system that focuses on information disclosure. But public investors are likely to face many hidden risks.

Shanghai's technology innovation board is about to open for business. IoT companies, especially those with wide applications, are likely to be first to list.

Hong Kong’s integration into the Greater Bay Area, fintech regulations and global economic uncertainties are among the major challenges for the new HKMA chief.

A crackdown by the Chinese government on corporate bond issuers is expected to enhance the market's appeal for investors.