Geely Buys Stake in Volvo Trucks, despite China Restrictions
China’s government has made it harder to move money overseas. It has said it would punish companies for investing in certain sectors. It has told firms to report all cross-border deals.
Germany Is Trying to Stop China from Gobbling up Its Companies — but There May Be a Downside
Think of Germany and it isn’t long before visions of bustling business districts and thriving manufacturing plants spring to mind. It isn’t surprising: it’s these industries that have elevated the country to rank among the world’s leading...
China's Massive Corporate Crackdown Aimed at Curbing Outflows: IMF's Former China Chief Prasad
China is sending a "remarkably strong signal" about stemming capital outflows by going after big companies.
American Airlines Buys Stake in China Southern Airlines
American Airlines has agreed to pay $200 million for a stake in China Southern Airlines, the biggest of China’s three major state-owned carriers, in a bid for a bigger share of the country's growing travel market.
China Overseas Investment Spree Set to Run Out of Steam
A government think tank predicts China’s direct investment overseas, after years of robust gains, is likely to decline in 2017
China’s Economic Policy Under Pressure After Fed Flags New Era
Rising US rates complicate balancing act for Beijing as it faces capital flight
Small Investors Join China’s Tycoons in Sending Money Abroad
It's Chinese investors and a developer in Brooklyn- with a digital lending twist
China’s Currency Didn’t Really Drop, Despite Jitters Over Trump
Early Tuesday it appeared the RMB had suddenly fallen more than 8%, but no deliberate devaluation took place. Instead, the culprit was a technical problem
China and Germany: the Honeymoon is Over
A visit to China by Germany’s economics minister highlighted the beginning to a blunter approach to bilateral relations.
Yuan Buckles After Latest Drop in China’s Foreign-Exchange Reserves
Chinese currency hits weakest level against dollar since January after reserves fall by more than forecast in September
Li Keqiang Becomes First Chinese Premier to Visit Cuba
The world’s largest and smallest communist states have had stable relations for years.
Conversation
07.08.16
Why Is There So Much Talk of China’s Bleeding Money?
China has seen its foreign reserves depleted for months, but economists don’t agree about why: Is it because Chinese people are buying offshore assets, such as real estate? Because Chinese companies are paying down their foreign debt? Or both? Or...
Caixin Media
11.04.14
Cai Jinyong: A Chinese Voice at the Top of the IFC
Three top executives serving in recent years at the World Bank and its emerging markets financing arm International Finance Corp. (IFC) have called China home.
Economist Cai Jinyong became the fourth in October 2012, when he was named IFC'...
Hong Kong SAR as a Financial Center for Asia: Trends and Implications
International Monetary Fund (IMF)
We document Hong Kong SAR's evolving role as an international financial center in the Asia region, the importance of the growing special link with China as well as supply-side advantages, and outline the scope for future financial services growth...