China financial service sector

As China shifts its focus from finance to technology, the ripple effects are profound and far-reaching. 

Already, banks like HSBC are obeying Beijing’s orders to block Hong Kongers’ access to assets. Things could get much worse if conflict breaks out in the Taiwan Strait.

2 years after its IPO was scuttled, Ant Group is finally being allowed to increase its capital – with several caveats.

Insights from Martin Chorzempa.

Even as China’s IPO market booms, more and more firms are looking overseas – especially to the U.S.

China’s sovereign digital currency is likely to have a mainly positive impact on the fintech sector.

Insights from Emily Jin.

Increasing CCP control, coupled with bureaucratic infighting, decreases the incentives for private companies to try new things.

From the economic toll of COVID-19 to the long-term implications of reforms, China's banking sector needs to tread carefully.

The Gulf is emerging as an important center in China's efforts to internationalize its currency and financial dealings.

Fincera Chairman Yonghui Li on thriving despite China’s P2P industry turbulence.

The court transcript showed that Wu Xiaohui contested all charges at first, but “expressed remorse for his crime” in the end.

How to read the recent economic and financial changes in China.

Since Chinese President Xi Jinping came to power, Li has slowly but systematically withdrawn from China’s market.

The Chinese insurance conglomerate that purchased the Waldorf hotel is floundering.

Insights from Ulrich Volz.

U.S. and China agree to modest steps on trade cooperation, but there's little to address systemic imbalances.