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In response to the central government’s recent calls to rein in financial risks, regulators of banks, insurers and the stock market have rolled out measures targeting long-standing issues in this sector
Five Things You Need to Know About China’s New Cabinet-Level Financial Stability Committee
Initiative to improve interagency coordination, shift away from easy money without sacrificing economic growth
China Backs Hong Kong Firms for Mainland Listings
CSRC plans to expand cross-border financing channels to deepen financial integration
CX Daily: How Active ETFs Will Reshape Asset Management in China
A major innovation in the multitrillion-yuan fund market has benefits, but it also puts every manager’s secret sauce on display
China Probes Former Securities Regulator
The investigation into Hou Wailin highlights Beijing’s ongoing graft crackdown in the financial and state-owned sectors
Shanghai Stock Exchange Chief Reassigned in Broad China Regulatory Shakeup
Top executive of the bourse transitions to a new role amid a wider reshuffle across China’s securities regulatory system
CX Daily: China’s AI-Driven Robotics Boom Faces IPO Reality Check
Dozens of startups are racing to list with billion-dollar valuations, but obstacles remain to turning the tech into a profitable business
In Profile: Wall Street’s Go-To Regulator in China Swept Up in Anti-Graft Dragnet
Fang Xinghai charmed global investors, but forceful IPO meddling and internal clashes may have sealed his fate
Former CSRC Vice Chairman Fang Xinghai Under Investigation
The probe into the former top regulator, known for promoting China’s capital-market opening, is the second investigation involving a former CSRC vice chairman in recent years
In Depth: China Shuts Multibillion-Dollar Loophole to Offshore Markets
Regulators have ordered brokerages to halt new cross-border swaps for private funds, closing a murky channel that raised concerns about hidden leverage and capital flight
In Profile: Billionaire Founder of Chinese Broker Futu Faces His Toughest Test
Li Hua revolutionized stock trading with social media-inspired features, but a regulatory crackdown on the Chinese mainland and a class action lawsuit in the U.S. threaten the online brokerage’s future
In Depth: Ex-Employee Dispute Looms Over Xiaohongshu’s IPO Prospects
Chinese social media platform faces scrutiny after a wrongful termination lawsuit uncovers allegations of compliance flaws and systemic equity stripping
Ex-Regulator Jailed for 16 Years in China’s ‘Revolving Door’ Crackdown
The heavy penalty underscores Beijing’s intensifying push to sever illicit ties between former officials and businesses
CX Daily: Europe Fortifies Against China’s New Export Juggernaut
The EU has unleashed tariffs and subsidy probes to blunt competition from Chinese advanced manufacturing and e-commerce giants
CX Daily: China’s Hospitals Are Turning Patient Data Into a Cash Cow
A government push to commercialize digital assets is fueling a booming medical AI industry
Online Broker Futu Sued in U.S. Over Undisclosed China Regulatory Risks
A class-action lawsuit claims the firm hid the risks of its mainland operations, triggering heavy investor losses after Beijing’s crackdown
Analysis: China’s Appetite for Overseas Investment Grows as Beijing Readies Guardrails
The private sector became a net creditor for the first time on record last year, a shift that helps explain why the government is introducing new rules for outbound investment




