The pair, whose appointments are set to take effect on April 1, is replacing Mark Leung, who is retiring after working for the bank for more than two decades

CSRC gives the nod for the U.S. bank to buy out the remaining 49% stake in its mutual fund JV, while signing off on the London-based bank’s plan to set up brokerage

JPMorgan says government assistance is aimed at checking contagion risks in the battered property sector rather than providing stimulus

Analyst say ‘lingering restrictions and lack of clarity on an exit strategy’ will hurt confidence and depress demand

Houston Huang hands CEO position over to former CSRC official Lu Fang but will continue as head of firm’s China investment banking

As the war in Ukraine has fueled market volatility and measures to contain Covid-19 outbreaks across China have disrupted the economy, investors remain on edge

The rally in Chinese internet stocks could turn the world’s second-largest economy into a haven for traders

Billionaire Xiang Guangda’s Tsingshan Holding gets breathing space while it unwinds massive wrong-way bets on the strategic metal

Finance industry titans are joining those in other sectors that have already said they’ll halt business in the country

Issuance of the high-yield securities in Asia stands at $2.4 billion compared with $21.9 billion in the same period last year, with little sign of a turnaround

A recent survey found almost half of major international banks and asset managers are contemplating moving employees or functions out of the financial center

The downturn in equities is a side effect of the government’s efforts to transition China ‘from a middle- to high-income country’

The approval is a sign U.S. financial firms are moving ahead with plans to expand in the world’s second-largest economy despite tense bilateral ties

Country’s financial markets are a potent lure for the world’s biggest banks, with billions of profits on the line

The Swiss investment banks are following rivals in relocating staff to the mainland to chase profits estimated to reach $47 billion in investment banking alone by 2026

Products include warrants and callable bull/bear contracts on Hong Kong’s benchmark Hang Seng Index

Financial professionals around the world have marveled over the surprise drama between Ant and China’s regulators

Shanghai’s financial industry returns almost to normal, offering a possible glimpse into the future for London and New York

China’s first personal bankruptcy legislation is set to take effect next March. Huawei, ZTE lose patent cases at the U.K. top court

BlackRock and JPMorgan benefit from financial opening