Guo Shuqing News
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Shen Wei, one of the first 600 investment bankers authorized to sign off on initial public offerings in China, said the license that made him one of the “golden collared” has lost its magic.
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China’s largest banks posted a decline in bad-loan ratios for 2012 amid the slowest economic expansion in 13 years, signaling policy makers may have averted a surge in defaults.
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Guo Shuqing, the former chairman of the China Securities Regulatory Commission, was appointed deputy Communist Party secretary of Shandong Province, the China.com news website reported today.
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Xiao Gang, formerly chairman of Bank of China Ltd., was appointed head of the China Securities Regulatory Commission, while his predecessor Guo Shuqing was named deputy Communist Party secretary of Shandong province.
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Xiao Gang, who stepped down yesterday as chairman of Bank of China Ltd., will take on the challenge of restoring confidence in Asia’s third-largest stock market as head of the nation’s securities regulator.
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China’s stocks rose the most in almost two weeks, led by property developers and power producers, on optimism over corporate earnings and as foreign direct investment gained for the first time in nine months.
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Xiao Gang, who resigned today as chairman of Bank of China Ltd., was named head of the nation’s securities regulator, succeeding Guo Shuqing, said a person with direct knowledge of the appointment.
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China’s stocks fell, dragging the Hang Seng China Enterprises Index down 12 percent from this year’s high, as slowing growth and faster inflation spurred JPMorgan Chase & Co. to downgrade the nation’s shares.
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Chinese brokerages rose in Shanghai and Shenzhen trading as investors bet that the industry will deliver better earnings amid a stock market recovery.
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China issued rules for brokerages to convert loans and other assets into securities as regulators step up efforts to expand firms’ businesses.
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