Despite a surprise credit downgrade, investors remain bullish on China's stock market.

A look at the financial risk factors in China and how successful the government has been in addressing them.

Plus, more on the situation in Tianjin, a shadow banking collapse, and China's "internet police." Friday China links.

Chinese equities have benefited from money coming from the country’s shadow banking sector.

Beijing is the 8th local government to issue bonds under a pilot program to combat shadow banking.

The IMF offers contrasting recommendations for Asia’s two largest economies.

Shadow banking in China and other emerging markets are a threat to global financial stability.

Not only are debt levels large, its structure is riskier than the U.S. equivalent.

The coastal city has had a rough few weeks, and could well be a microcosm.

As the risks rise in the shadow banking sector, Beijing is tightening regulations.

As its economy grows, China is grappling with increasing instances of fraudulent behavior in its shadow banking sector.

Troubling signs have been emerging in China's shadow banking sector. The government is responding.

A number of developments suggest Chinese leaders are souring on implementing financial reforms.

As the government attempts to rebalance the economy, it will face testing moments in the shadow banking sector.

China's new orders on shadow banking are an attempt to regulate, not ban, alternate lending sources.