Banking & Finance « Week In China - Part 5

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Legend buys Luxembourg’s oldest private bank
Sep 15, 2017 (WiC 380)

Throughout its history, the Grand Duchy of Luxembourg has been subject to the push and pull of competing regional powers including the Dutch, Belgians, Germans and French. During the nineteenth century, in particular, the territory ended up ...

China outlaws virtual coin-based fundraising
Sep 8, 2017 (WiC 379)

When the world’s leading cryptocurrency, Bitcoin, was conceived it was intended to be a decentralised currency with no point of authority determining its worth. As cryptocurrencies have moved towards the mainstream, that autonomy has been ...

Are Ping An’s shares poised for a rerating?
Sep 8, 2017 (WiC 379)

As corporate threesomes go, they don’t get much stronger than the BAT troika of Baidu, Alibaba and Tencent. The three technology giants and their high-profile founders exert a very strong hold over the Chinese public’s imagination. It is a ...

Douban seeks to list its shares
Aug 18, 2017 (WiC 376)

Unlike most entrepreneurs, Yang Bo was not a commercially driven individual. In 2005, the former IBM consultant, often known as Ah Bei, founded Douban after returning to Beijing from the United States. He created an arts-focused social network ...

Shandong firms tangled in a web of debt
Aug 18, 2017 (WiC 376)

Xi Jinping has warned that financial stability is essential to China’s national security, so bank runs aren’t good news for the promotion prospects of the officials in the Shandong city that has seen one. Not that a disgruntled worker ...

Foreign rating agencies get full China access
Jul 21, 2017 (WiC 375)

The Chinese bond market may finally have to get to grips with its ABCs after the government announced that foreign credit rating agencies have been given permission to rate domestic bond issues. The move came on the same day China launched its ...

China has become a leader in the green bond market says HSBC’s French
Jul 7, 2017 (WiC 373)

Ten years ago this week the first ever green bond was issued by the European Investment Bank (EIB) – with a goal of growing a new financial market that helped lower carbon emissions. Since then green bonds have grown into a major source of ...

China’s tech giants team up with the Big Four banks
Jun 30, 2017 (WiC 372)

This year Yu’ebao, the money management service run by Alibaba-affiliate Ant Financial, became the world’s largest money market fund, handling Rmb170 billion ($25 billion) of assets in the first quarter. The fund was created four years ago as ...

MSCI finally includes Chinese A-shares
Jun 23, 2017 (WiC 371)

“The inevitable must be accepted and turned to advantage.” So said Napoleon Bonaparte, and MSCI seems to concur with the French emperor’s strategy. That follows the major news this week – after three successive years of rejections – ...

Why short-sellers are turning their attention to Hong Kong
Jun 16, 2017 (WiC 370)

The reputation of the equity research industry reached crisis point in late 2001 when almost all of the 15 sell-side analysts covering Enron rated the energy firm a “buy” or “strong buy”, right up to the brink of its bankruptcy. The ...

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