China
Safe as houses?
China
China makes a move on Basel II implementation
Daily news headlines
Reaching out
Q&A
Chasing credit
China
US-China commission warns of fraud risk
Daily news headlines
International regulators discuss interactive data timetable
Daily news headlines
Sox comes to Asia
As Japan's version of Sarbanes-Oxley heads towards implementation, other Asia-Pacific countries are also introducing their own versions of the US legislation. But, learning from US Sox mistakes, they are tailoring their reforms to their political and…
Chinese bank picks credit limits provider
Chinese bank monitors exposures as it prepares to build out in derivatives
Chinese brokers to set up in Hong Kong
Six Chinese futures brokerages will soon get the green light to start derivatives broking operations in Hong Kong, a source close to the Hong Kong Exchanges and Clearing (HKEx) tells RiskNews .
China approves cross-currency master agreements
Lawyers hailed the release of a long-awaited master agreement for renminbi cross-currency forwards and swaps by China’s foreign exchange regulator, saying it was a big step forward in bringing onshore documentation closer to international standards.
The development of structured deposits
Chinese regulation
A new playing field
Chinese regulation
China plans Shanghai derivatives exchange
The Chinese government has approved a project by five Chinese stock exchanges to set up the country's first financial derivatives exchange in Shanghai.
How long will the shopping spree last?
China appears set on a programme of foreign energy asset acquisition. Maria Kielmas looks into the implications for the energy industry
How long will the shopping spree last?
China appears set on a programme of foreign energy asset acquisition. Maria Kielmas looks into the implications for the energy industry
Warranting attention
China
The future of equity
China
The disposals dilemma
China NPLs
Countdown to quantos
Chinese structured products
China makes currency change
After months of increasingly fervent speculation on the future of the renminbi, the Chinese government yesterday shifted away from the currency’s peg to the US dollar.
The way forward
Bond futures
China in its hand
As Industrial Commercial Bank of China receives a $15 billion bailout from the government, the challenges in attracting foreign investment and strengthening the sector become ever more apparent. James Ockenden talks to the China Banking Regulatory…
HKEx targets derivatives growth
Hong Kong Exchanges and Clearing has scheduled a number of new initiatives for 2005 to combat flagging investor interest in derivatives. It also plans to expand and promote its distribution of market data to a wider user base in the Far East.