CSRC

The well-known law firm welcomes Nicholas Chua as new partner, bolstering its expertise in banking, capital markets and corporate finance both in Hong Kong and across the region.

A recent closed-door symposium held by the CSRC in Beijing aimed to show that China is open for business. But can it keep the door open and closed at the same time?

The Chinese securities watchdog updated three draft regulations last week. For investors, it means both opportunity and challenge.

Shanghai’s new technology innovation board is set to apply a new IPO system that focuses on information disclosure. But public investors are likely to face many hidden risks.

China’s acquisition of strategic stakes in three Belt and Road stock exchanges kicks off a fundamental shift in equities trading patterns.

Financial regulators now have a common hymn sheet to sing from so will be more effective at pursuing Beijing's goals. This may set the scene for clashes with peers overseas.

The British bank’s long wait has put it behind other global competitors and given domestic Chinese banks time to consolidate their position at home and extend their reach overseas.

Hopes are rising that regulators will at last sate global players' appetites for stakes of more than 50% in their Chinese securities joint ventures. Golden opportunities await.

Former chairman of China's CSRC returns to financial regulatory work after spell as a provincial administrator.