The Wall Street Journal: ASIFMA featured in story ‘China Urged to Step Up Capital-Market Reform’.
亞洲證券業與金融市場協會周三發布報告稱,中國政府應引入更多舉措,深化內地股市和債券市場並且增加這兩個市場的流動性,增強對海外投資者的吸引力。
亞洲證券業與金融市場協會周三發布報告稱,中國政府應引入更多舉措,深化內地股市和債券市場並且增加這兩個市場的流動性,增強對海外投資者的吸引力。
China will allow investors to buy mainland bonds in Hong Kong this year, Premier Li Keqiang said at a briefing Wednesday, adding to recent moves to ease access to the nation’s debt market.
China's "One Belt, One Road" intiative challenges existing project-financing banks for new Asian development.
China's "One Belt, One Road" intiative challenges existing project-financing banks for new Asian development.
China's financial markets have undergone a huge transformation over the past few years.
Depending on their activities, MiFID II's regulatory requirements could still impact firms in Asia.
With the Vodafone debacle still resonating, the government is targeting investment managers.
China’s second stock exchange link with Hong Kong is accelerating a change in how overseas investors access the world’s second-largest equity market.
Donald Trump's election win has brought a lot of uncertainty, says Mark Austen from the Asia Securities Industry & Financial Markets Association (ASIFMA).
Foreign firms are worried.
HONG KONG (Reuters) - The chief of one of Asia’s most prominent financial trade bodies on Tuesday said new cyber security rules in China could make it harder for foreign companies operating in [...]
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