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Worlds Best Investment Banks 2023: Regional Winners
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Awards
GW Platt Foreign Exchange Provider Awards 2023
The Covid-19 pandemic created some waves in the foreign exchange markets over the last couple of years, but the re-emergence of global inflation and inflation-fighting central banks has truly rocked the currency world this year.
News
China: Flexible Work Gains Traction
China's work culture may be forever changed by the pandemic experience.
Awards
GW Platt Foreign Exchange Provider Awards 2022
After a year of challenges for the global FX market, the pace of change hasn’t slowed.
Capital Raising & Corporate Finance
China: A Credit Rating Crisis For Property Firms
In 2020, the Chinese government acted to tamp down the sector’s exuberance with its so-called “three red lines” policy, designed to limit developers’ financing and control new debt-related risks.
Features
China Calls On Public Companies To Come Home
Theera of Chinese companies getting listed on the New York Stock Exchange appears to be over, at least for now.
News
China Mints Latest Stock Exchange
The opening of the Beijing Stock Exchange is a positive signal of the government’s intention to open its financial market to global investors.
Features
China Debuts National Carbon Trading Market
China moves to restrain its greenhouse gas emissions.
News
China Reforms Bring New Funds
BlackRock received the license in June 2021 as the first foreign financial institution to operate a wholly owned China subsidiary, BlackRock Fund Management.
News
China’s Minority Shareholders Find Louder Voice
Capitalism is old news in China but minority shareholders' rights are relatively new.
Economics, Policy & Regulation
Peoples Bank Of China Tightens Cryptocurrency Regulations
Barring cryptocurrencies will prevent Chinese yuan from leaving China in the form of Bitcoin or other cryptocurrencies, allowing the government to maintain control of its centralized fiscal and economic systems.