CSRC deals another blow to a scandal-plagued brokerage house amid tightening Chinese scrutiny of financial intermediaries

Flood-stricken Henan province in Central China is battling a Covid-19 outbreak. The floods that hit the province are expected to cost insurers billions of yuan.

CSRC finds that Henan state-owned enterprise whose default shook China’s bond market inflated its accounts by $13.3 billion

CSRC suspends Haitong Securities‘ bond investment advisory business for lax compliance and risk control

Meddling regulators and structural problems in the bond market contributed to the ratings inflation that left the country primed for last year’s wave of SOE defaults

Bombshell bond market default leads to discipline for two issuers, seven financial intermediaries, an auditor and a credit ratings firm as the PBOC and other regulators prepare to issue likely penalties

Following probe of notorious default, bond market regulator also bars parent Henan Energy from debt market for 7 months while issuing severe warnings to executives

China cuts red tape to beef up its interbank bond market. The country’s Sinopharm says its Covid-19 vaccine is 79% effective

Chengxin International Credit Rating gave top marks to coal company’s bonds just before its market-rattling default

Haitong Securities fines managers for breaking ‘self-regulatory rules’ after helping state-owned coal miner issue shady bonds

Analysts with overseas investment banks are optimistic about China's economy in 2021. Hong Kong's regulator issues the first crypto exchange license

Parent Henan Energy poured billions of yuan over a decade into factories to produce the widely used chemical but racked up massive losses

Surprise default on $153 million of bonds two weeks ago rattled China’s bond market and set off investigation by interbank bond market regulator

Chinese president vows to reach an investment deal with Europe this year. The country calls for fair treatment after India bans more Chinese apps

Evidence of potentially illegal activity at Yongcheng Coal has been passed to China's securities regulator

Henan SOE agrees to pay half now on $152.4 million of bonds that were due Nov. 10 while seeking extensions on 5 other short-term bonds and several medium-term notes

Yongcheng Coal tells bondholders it can repay 50% of the principal if they accept a 270-day extension on the rest

Creditors’ stance makes deal unlikely before deadline that triggers automatic defaults on another 26.5 billion yuan of debt

Financial intermediaries under investigation include Industrial Bank, China Everbright Bank and Zhongyuan Bank, regulator says

Yongcheng Coal is seeking to delay repayment of 1 billion yuan bond and 13 other debt issuances by 270 days, sources told Caixin