Performance for 2021 by $1 trillion CIC beat previous year despite economic slowing, but this year will be more challenging, fund warns

The People’s Bank of China to establish a special relending facility to support the effort

China’s central bank puts a financial fraud label on promotion of financial products with guaranteed principal and high returns

China Investment Corp. managed a 14% annual net return on offshore investment last year, down more than three percentage points from 2019

Strategy chief Zhao Haiying sees stable markets in 2021 but warns in interview of post-pandemic challenges facing global policymakers

China steps up supervision of nonbank payment companies. The country urges officials to step up disease controls in the countryside

New China Life’s current Chairman Liu Haoling is set to resign as top shareholder China Investment Corp. positions a successor

China Investment Corp.’s 17.4% return came as global stocks rallied in the wake of a turbulent 2018

Partnership envisions investing in French and European companies showing potential to expand in Chinese advanced industrials, business services, consumer goods, health care and digital tech

China Investment Corp. added to its investments in credit markets in recent months, especially investment-grade loans in the U.S.

Bank appoints Liu Jun, chief risk officer of China’s sovereign wealth fund

Hu Hao is set to move to China Investment Corp. after a career spanning decades at state-owned lender ICBC

Yang Guozhong, former chairman of the supervisory board of the China Investment Corp., the nation’s sovereign wealth fund, will fill the position after regulatory approval.

China Investment Corp. is considering including a sale of part or all of its 15% holding in Autobahn Tank & Rast

World’s second-biggest such fund behind Norway’s cited tough global stock market but still beat widely used benchmark

Li Quan, president of asset management unit, nominated to become CEO as sources say Liu Haoling is top candidate for chairman

China Investment Corp.’s top job had been unoccupied for two years

As Beijing seeks larger dividends from its stable of financial institutions, experts see the sovereign wealth fund and the central bank as its most feasible choices