An investigation by the city’s securities regulator determined that the former UBS banker had broken rules on disclosure and conflicts of interest

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

China’s top policymakers issue a sweeping set of pledges to spur the economy out of its Covid doldrums while retaining virus control as top priority

Veteran banker Eugene Qian succeeds David Chin, who held the top job for two years and will continue with the bank

Downgraded outlook comes as the country sticks to tough zero-Covid curbs and lockdowns to control a worsening virus outbreak

Residential property values in Hong Kong predicted to fall by around 5% this year

The economy has emerged as policymakers’ top priority as the country faces a slowdown from power shortages, surging raw material prices to property woes

Government seeks to cushion impact on businesses and supply chains as it strives to meet ambitious climate targets

With GDP growth expected to slide further in the fourth quarter amid ongoing power shortages, a property slump and export headwinds, the government may need to take action

Country should optimize its capacity by developing advanced coal producers and eliminating ‘backward ones,’ China’s premier says

The authorities will likely take steps to increase coal supplies and adjust power tariffs to ease the shortfall

China poised to take the lead in adopting the fuel and becoming self-sufficient over the next decade as production costs are expected to plummet

There is no large monetary base gap in China, a senior official at the central bank says. After-school tutoring companies must register as nonprofits by year-end

Warren Wu’s appointment is part of the global bank’s strategy of focusing on new-economy industries in a key strategic region

Penalty imposed after the Swiss financial giant failed to disclose financial interests in Hong Kong-listed firms it covered in research reports

By the end of this year, high-net-worth individuals are expected to have 96 trillion yuan in investible assets in the country, up from 84 trillion yuan in 2020

Millennial Asian collectors and their tastes are on the move

The release of the country’s much anticipated census data offers a chance to look back at past predictions to see what can be gleaned about the future

With the exception of marginally tighter credit for the real estate sector, cutting back on credit growth won’t have much impact on the economy

President Xi Jinping’s unexpected 2060 net-zero carbon pledge will require the country to almost completely restructure its economy. The implications will be enormous