China cracks down on unlicensed platforms
Regulator has tightened its grip on the nation’s mutual fund market
China
-
-
UBS Chinese subsidiary gets distribution licence
Making it the second wholly foreign-owned enterprise to obtain such permissions
-
China connectivity to fuel Hong Kong wealth management growth
As demand for sustainable investing in the region continues to increase
-
First ESG ETF on Chinese companies unveiled in Europe
It gives investors access to the ‘100 strongest’ firms in the country’s ‘new economy’
-
Evergrande looks to offload life arm to help settle debts
As it confirms sale of nearly 20% stake in Chinese bank
-
Digital insurer buys majority stake in Chinese life company
It will pay CNY42.7m for the 56.2% share and provide CNY15m in capital
-
Foreign firms increase presence in China
Cross-border wealth programme to increase collaboration with distribution banks
-
Invesco warns of risks in Chinese equities
Investors should be aware of risks related to recent regulatory policies
-
China pilots retirement savings product for retail investors
It will be unveiled in four cities and trial will last for a year
-
BNP Paribas eyes China wealth joint venture
It is reportedly discussing the deal with a bank in the country
-
‘Increasing anxiety’ over covid resurgence in China
Markets do not seem to be fully registering the threat the Delta variant poses
-
Have Chinese tech firms become ‘uninvestable’?
Crackdown on educational services sector had a knock-on effect across the industry