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China’s stocks fell, dragging the benchmark index down the most in three weeks, as a gauge of manufacturing for this month slowed more than estimated.
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The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission will force state and local government bond underwriters to disclose more information about donations to election campaigns supporting new debt sales.
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China’s local governments may have more than 20 trillion yuan ($3.2 trillion) of debt, former Finance Minister Xiang Huaicheng said, almost double the figure given in a 2011 report by the National Audit Office.
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Taiwan will let Chinese banks own as much as 20 percent of some financial institutions, raising a limit on mainland ownership from 5 percent as cross-strait economic integration deepens.
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Industrial & Commercial Bank of China Ltd. plans to buy 20 percent of Bank Sinopac in the first mainland investment in a Taiwan lender, pushing the parent company’s share price up the most in more than three years.
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China should speed up the development of the corporate bond market, according to the China Securities Regulatory Commission .
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China’s likely search for a successor to Zhou Xiaochuan as central bank chief is spurring focus on the nation’s banking and securities regulators as the incoming Communist leadership overhauls top government positions.
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China’s plans to make its financial system more market-based and expand the yuan’s role as a global currency are incentives to extend the tenure of the nation’s longest-serving central bank governor, analysts said.
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China will steadily expand margin trading and short selling, and develop financial derivatives, Shang Fulin, chairman of the China Securities Regulatory Commission, said at a financial forum in Shanghai.
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China signaled it’s preparing for its first new central bank chief since 2002 as an official newspaper said Zhou Xiaochuan will step down from his position next month.
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