The China Securities Regulatory Commission (CSRC) is also contemplating a trial to allow Hong Kong, Macau and Taiwanese financial institutions to hold a stake of as much as 51 per cent in mainland...
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- Oct 3, 2013
- Updated: 5:08pm
Taiwan's financial regulator should relax the 5 per cent limit on mainland bank shareholdings in financial institutions on the island, China Construction Bank president Zhang Jianguo said...
Institutional Investor poll again, we have received more comment from the marketplace since our last piece. This confirms that there is a frenzy of activity within the industry over these polls....
Shares in China Machinery Engineering, a state-controlled engineering contractor in the power sector, rose sharply on its debut in Hong Kong yesterday, offering a surprise bonus for investors on a...
Institutional investors were most welcome, he [CSRC chairman Guo Shuqing] said, as they were more mature and had more expertise than individuals, who make up 84 per cent of the mainland's stock...
Hong Kong brokers who depend for their basic business on the city's small investors are gearing up to serve big institutional clients as retail transactions dry up on the stock market.
Opinion
Weak global market sentiment may be discouraging investors from putting their money to work but it hasn't prevented new fund houses setting up shop in the city.
Asia's growth story has whetted the appetites of institutional investors around the world, but they are struggling to buy into the opportunities on offer because of a lack of suitable local fund...
While many banks may have plans to axe staff, the outlook is not gloomy for all parts of the financial industry.
The investment fund sector is still in expansion mode as new fund...
The Hospital Authority Provident Fund Scheme, the second-largest pension fund in Hong Kong by asset size, has received approval to invest in mainland markets.
Listing candidates Xiwang Special Steel and bakery chain Christine International are pressing ahead with their initial public offerings next week, despite cautions from some brokers about a...
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