Xie Jinsheng, vice-president of JD Finance, introduces the Big Dipper retail credit package in Beijing on March 23, 2018. [Photo provided to chinadaily.com.cn] E-commerce giant JD’s financial technology arm JD Finance speeds up exporting its…
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China central bank names CBRC’s Guo as head of new banking, insurance regulator
BEIJING (Reuters) – The official publication of China’s central bank said on Thursday that Guo Shuqing has been appointed head of the new regulator for the banking and insurance sectors, as the world’s No. 2…
BRIEF-China Minsheng Financial Holding Corp Posts FY Profit Attributable Of HK$192.0 Million
* FY PROFIT ATTRIBUTABLE HK$192.0 MILLION VERSUS HK$36.9 MILLION Source text for Eikon: Further company coverage: Our Standards:The Thomson Reuters Trust Principles. ( read original story …)
iQIYI: A Mostly Overlooked Chinese IPO
The proposed offering price is attractive and the focus on Chinese tariffs could hold back the IPO excitement. As the market focuses on streaming video and music services in the U.S., a fast growing opportunity…
BRIEF-China Huirong Financial Posts FY Profit Attributable Of RMB50.9 Mln
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How much has the US lost from China’s IP theft?
President Donald Trump has slapped tariffs on $50 billion worth of Chinese goods, taking aim at China’s theft of US intellectual property. The United States has long said that intellectual property theft has cost the…
Boeing, financial shares lead losses as Trump targets China
The Trump trade’s turning into the tariff tumble. U.S. equity markets sank the most since Feb. 8 and investors sought out havens in Treasuries and gold futures after the U.S. unveiled $50 billion of tariffs…
Presence of cloud computing growing in financial institutions
BEIJING – The use of cloud computing technology in China’s financial institutions is growing, according to a recent report. Nearly 90 percent of Chinese financial institutions have used or plan to use cloud computing technology,…
Asian shares slump on fears of trade war between US, China
Stocks plunged Thursday on Wall Street after U.S. President Donald Trump imposed sanctions on goods and investment from China. The Dow Jones industrial average dropped more than 700 points as investors feared that trade tensions…
Donald Trump announces $50 billion tariffs on China
US President Donald Trump today announced USD 50 billion of tariffs on China to punish the country for its “unfair” trade practices, a move that could escalate the already tense trade relations between the world’s…
China Life Insurance Company Limited Announces 2017 Annual Results (H Shares)
and the percentage of investment in debt-type financial products increased to 11.65% from 5.38% as at the end of 2016. In the near future, the main characteristic of China’s economic development will turn from fast…
China urges U.S. to ‘pull back from brink’ as Trump unveils tariffs
China was not exempted even though it was a far smaller supplier than Canada or South Korea. Also omitted from the exemption list was U.S. ally Japan, though a government spokesman said Tokyo would press…