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    • What's common between Pakistan and Bangladesh stock exchanges? China has a stake in both

      In March 2017, a consortium comprising of entities from China and Pakistan acquired a 40 percent stake in Pakistan Stock Exchange. A year later, a Chinese consortium acquired 25 percent stake in Dhaka Stock Exchange.

    • China creates its largest brokerage to take on Wall Street

      The deal comes a year after President Xi Jinping urged regulators at a finance conference to cultivate a few top-ranked investment banks to compete with Wall Street firms expanding in China.

    • China tightens scrutiny over IPO price-setting, punishes 19 institutions

    • China suspends Ant's blockbuster IPO in Shanghai and Hong Kong

    • China's SAIC Motor to buy factory in India from General Motors

    • China halts trade in a govt bond due to 'abnormal volatility'

    • Chinese-led consortium eye 40% stake in Pakistan Stock Exchange

    • Chinese central bank keeps yuan steady, stocks slightly down

    • Haier Partners with Chennaiyin FC as Associate Sponsor for Indian Super League 2015

    • China president seeks to reassure on reform, heads to US

    • British finance minister upbeat on slowing China economy

    • China market chaos blamed on exodus of regulatory 'turtles'

    • China stocks retreat as crackdown fears trump cbank easing

    • China's first 'junk bond' market opens for business

      The Shanghai Stock Exchange has begun issuing approvals for companies to begin issuing "junk bonds", as Beijing seeks to help cash-starved private Chinese firms find credit.

    • Shanghai eyes foreign firm listings, cross-border trade

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