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New Futures and Derivatives Law to boost growth of financial markets New Futures and Derivatives Law to boost growth of financial markets
China’s new Futures and Derivatives Law, which came into effect on August 1, is the first law that seeks to regulate derivatives trading in the country. It is also one of the new regulations that…
China’s PBOC Pledges Stable Financing for Property Sector
China’s central bank pledged to keep overall loan growth stable and facilitate financing for the property sector to aid the economy’s recovery.
Global financial crash alert: China’s property sector faces COLLAPSE over £244bn debt
FEARS are abounding that China’s real estate sector could collapse after its largest company failed to meet a self-imposed debt deadline.
China’s new green finance guidelines have a deforestation blind spot
The guidelines contain progressive elements, but overlook forests and are not as binding as laws, writes Beibei Yin of Global Witness …
New China derivatives law is latest attempt to open market
Enforceable close-out netting in China is the culmination of more than 20 years of work,’ said Jing Gu. A regulatory breakthrough is expected to slash costs for investors trading over-the-counter …
China begins pilot program to bolster retirement planning
The banks will offer three types of deposit products for retirement planning with maturities of five, 10, 15 and 20 years.
China’s inclusive finance sector maintains rapid loan growth
China inclusive finance sector maintained fast loan expansion from the end of June 2021 to the end of June 2022 as the country steps …
China is not going to bail out its property sector, despite investors’ wishful thinking
Investors are hoping China’s property crisis is finally dire enough for Beijing to step in with a relief package But policymakers have other priorities, like curbing speculation and containing …
China banks may face US$350 billion in losses from property crisis
China’s banks face mortgage losses of US$350 billion in a worst-case scenario as confidence plunges in the nation’s property market.
China’s Securities Regulator Head Says Stabilising Market Is Top Priority
China’s securities regulator chief said they will make stable capital market operations a top priority amid deepening worries about the economic outlook and fluctuations in stocks. The world’s …
It’ll be very difficult to rebuild confidence in China’s property sector: Financial research firm
Sandra Chow of CreditSights discusses property developer Evergrande’s debt crisis, and says there’s “no clarity … on what the true liabilities of the company are.” …
China sticking with ‘dynamic zero-Covid’ strategy because it’s best for the country
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