Liang Liang, deputy head of China Development Bank investment department, detained Sept. 27 in probe of links to convicted former CDB chairman

Ren Kai, vice president of state-backed semiconductor investment fund manager, joins a lengthening list of officials in graft busters’ dragnet

How the multibillion-dollar industrial incubator supported the government’s plan to make China a self-sufficient semiconductor powerhouse

Wave of detentions and probes of executives call into question the future of the largest chip investment fund and the domestic industry

Lu Jun, ex-chief of the firm that administered China’s biggest chip investment fund, is under investigation for ‘suspected severe violations of discipline and law’

The stimulus could in theory leverage as much as 1.2 trillion yuan in credit from the market, economists say

Shanghai records a new wave of Covid cases as BA.5 subvariant spreads. China Development Bank dismisses Zhou Qingyu as a vice president

Zhou Qingyu was set to retire in September from the state-owned bank where graft busters have nailed at least nine former senior executives

Twelve bodies were found after a crane sank in the South China Sea. Ganfeng Lithium is probed by regulators for alleged insider trading

The China Development Bank will raise 210 billion yuan to support the country’s latest effort to boost investment for the sake of the economy

China is pinning its hopes on an old playbook — government-led infrastructure investment — to lift its economy out of the doldrums

Central bank and banking regulator call 24 top lenders on the carpet and issue orders to pour credit into small businesses, green projects, tech, energy and infrastructure

Li Guohua is being investigated for suspected wrongdoings during his time at state-owned Postal Savings Bank of China, where he served as chairman, Caixin has learned

Xu Weihua, who once headed the Hainan provincial branch of the policy lender, and Lin Fang, an ex-president of its Hubei branch, are expelled from the Communist Party

Chinese regulators are preparing guidelines for insurance companies to adopt ESG practices

China’s foreign ministry warns Washington against recognizing the name change of Taiwan’s U.S. office. Debt-ridden Evergrande offers three options to repay retail investors

China says its embassy in Afghanistan is ‘operating normally’ after Taliban takes control of Kabul

A court in Shenzhen issues a landmark ruling on personal bankruptcy. Another executive from China Development Bank is under investigation.

China launches a probe into commodities while the country will release metals from its strategic reserves

Zhang Linwu faces ‘huge’ bribery charges and gets kicked out of Communist Party after his second ex-wife blows the whistle