The arrests of several top semiconductor fund executives could force the government to rethink how it invests in the sector.
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China’s banking and insurance regulator takes further steps to improve
China’s top banking and insurance regulator issued rules on the administration of insurance asset management companies on Friday, reiterating China’s decision to remove the cap on foreign insurers’ …
China Is Moving to Tighten Label Rules on Goods From Taiwan
China is moving to tighten the enforcement of existing rules on imports from Taiwan, according to people familiar with the matter, as tensions rise in the aftermath of US House Speaker Nancy Pelosi’s …
Beijing’s Snub of US Deals a Blow to John Kerry and Global Climate Talks
China’s decision to halt climate talks with the US deals another blow to global warming negotiations already upset by the energy crisis and Russia’s invasion of Ukraine. Most Read from BloombergChina …
Why Not To Worry, China Chip Stocks Rally, Week In Review
Asian equities ended a volatile week mostly higher as China released mixed economic data showing that the services economy expanded above expectations while manufacturing may have slowed. House …
‘Remarkably Mild’ Market Response to China’s War Drills Off Taiwan
In response to Nancy Pelosi’s visit to Taiwan, China has fired missiles over the island and into Japanese waters, and is simulating a military blockade.
China, Türkiye hold forum to boost economic ties
A forum aimed at boosting financial cooperation between Türkiye and China has brought together leading figures in finance, technology, and governance in Istanbul. The Belt and Road Financial …
China to gradually shift finance goal to reach decarbonization
Transition finance is important for China’s decarbonization transition. So far most of the green lending in China went to projects in such fields as clean energy and green transportation, which …
China cancels talks with U.S. on military issues, climate change over Pelosi’s Taiwan visit
The countermeasures highlight the increasing tensions between the U.S. and China since Pelosi decided to go through with her trip to Taiwan.
Explained: What is Taiwan’s ‘porcupine strategy’ to protect itself if China attacks?
The doctrine advocates asymmetric warfare to ensure Taiwan ‘could be attacked and damaged but not defeated, at least without unacceptably high costs and risks’.
China fares worse than peers in regional ESG fund slowdown
The second quarter saw net outflows of US$1.4 billion from Chinese environmental, social, and governance funds, a much greater slowdown than experienced by other sustainable funds in the area.
OneConnect to Announce Second Quarter and First Half 2022 Financial Results
OneConnect Financial Technology Co., Ltd. (NYSE: OCFT and HKEX: 6638) (“OneConnect” or the “Company”), a leading technology-as-a-service platform for financial institutions in China, today announced …
China and the Sovereign-Debt Crisis
Where the West has some experience dealing with developing-world defaults, China has none and is dealing with its own crisis at home.
