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Photo Essay: 2018 Through the Lens of Caixin’s Photographers (Part 1)
Photo:
Guo
Xianzhong/Caixin Photographer’s comment: Li’s interview with Caixin was his last before
Caixin Summit Hong Kong “Shared Opportunities in a New Era of Opening”
.; Chairman of Goldman Sachs Gaohua Securities Antony LEUNG ,Group Chairman & CEO,
Nan
Fung Group
Five Accused Tell Court That Fugitive
Guo
Wengui Was Mastermind Behind $60 Million Scheme
One ex-business partner and four former employees of fugitive tycoon
Guo
Wengui told a court on Friday
China Asks Banks to Assess Credit Risks Linked to Firms Active in Overseas Deals
(Beijing) — China’s banking regulator has recently asked lenders to assess their credit-risk exposure
Regulator Wins First Round in Clampdown on Interbank Fundraising
(Beijing) — Banks in China may finally be buckling under the pressure from regulators to rein in the
Chinese Companies Backpedal on 140 Billion Yuan Bond Issuance
(Beijing) — Chinese companies delayed or canceled plans to issue nearly 140 billion yuan ($20.3 billion)
Central Bank Raises Reverse Repo Rates in Bid to Cool Housing Market
(Beijing) — China’s central bank raised interest rates for its open market operations by 10 basis points
Let Market Play the Decisive Role in Deleveraging, Says Central Bank
(Beijing) — China should prudently manage efforts to reduce debt by letting market forces play a decisive
China Increases Liquidity Support to Banks as Major Holiday Nears
(Beijing) — China’s central bank has injected a net 160 billion yuan ($23 billion) into the market this
Bond Woes in China Raise Concerns of Financial Meltdown
unauthorized and was made by a former bond division executive, Zhang Yang, and a former employee named
Guo
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