MSCI China A 50 Connect Index Derivatives Warrants are touted as the city’s first structured investment products for the A-share market

Cloud computing company joins a flock of U.S.-listed Chinese companies seeking alternative fundraising channels amid the long-running China-U.S. audit dispute

Alibaba and Bilibili join Zai Lab in converting listing terms, seeking access to Stock Connect investors and preparing for possible U.S. delistings

Mao Junjie got a public dressing down for exaggerating her qualifications to take an executive director position that paid $38,220 a month

As offshore investors become more active in trading Chinese bonds, their demand for derivatives to manage the risks of fluctuating interest rates has grown

The change would follow a similar relaxation in futures clearing rules in March

China scales back its target for renewable energy through 2025. Ant Group names HKEX’s boss as its new independent director

Following Musk’s ESG blast, businesspeople at Davos urge simple, commonly accepted metrics for evaluating companies

Hong Kong’s contracts linked to one index of 50 of the largest mainland-listed companies accounted for about 4% of volume and 10% of value in April

China’s cabinet pledges to further step up policies to stabilize employment. Shanghai shifts focus toward vaccinating seniors

Asian financial hubs changed their rules to allow special purpose acquisition companies in the hope of revving up their lackluster stock markets, but questions remain about whether the blank check companies can live up to the hype

Hong Kong-based funding platform Micro Connect aims to help global capital link up with small businesses on the Chinese mainland

Shanghai offers support for importing Covid-19 vaccines and drugs. A Hong Kong health expert downplays the city’s case fatality rate

Adeline Ee will work from Singapore and lead the exchange franchise in developing across the region

The bourse of the Asian financial hub has borne the brunt of China’s deepening crackdown on its tech companies and real estate developers

Admitting ‘pre-profit or pre-revenue’ stocks could help them fund R&D while bolstering HKEX as a capital-raising venue

Blank-check special purpose acquisition companies would face strict rules after HK exchange’s struggles with shell company scandals

As China seeks wider global acceptance of its currency, Hong Kong weighs expansion of trading in yuan-denominated stocks

Betting on the growth potential of AI medical imaging, the Beijing-based company plans to use funds to bolster research and development

Following scandals involving shell companies, HKEX plans to bar retail investors, set eligibility rules for promoters and require SPACs to raise $128 million