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Regulators Halt High-Interest ‘Smart Deposits’: Sources

China’s financial regulators have told commercial banks to stop selling high-interest investment-style
Two ‘Big 4’ Banks Expected to Open Wealth Management Units in June

Two of China’s biggest state-owned banks are expected to open wealth management units next month, a move
Sichuan Lets Creditors Play Greater Role in Deleveraging

A total of 4,170 creditors committees were set up in southwest China’s Sichuan province by the end of
Credit Policies Pose Fresh Risks for Banks, Morgan Stanley Warns

The Chinese government’s efforts to support economic growth through less market-oriented credit policies
Update: It’s Banks’ Turn for the Hot Seat of Supply-Side Reform

Three years after China started a supercharged regulatory storm to dismantle a labyrinthine web of shadow
Top Province Warns Banks Face Tough Year as Bad Debts Soar

China’s third-biggest province has warned that its financial institutions face significant challenges
New Supply-Side Reform to Focus on Private Firms: Banking Regulator

Supporting private and small enterprises will be at the core of financial supply-side structural reform,
Regulators Offer Remedies for Local Government Debt Hangover

One of China’s top financial regulators said the authorities are looking at ways to help local governments
China Hits Deleveraging Goals but Work Remains: Regulator

China achieved the goals of its years-long structural deleveraging campaign to reduce economic risks,
China to Crack Down on Commercial Bill Arbitrage

China’s banking regulator will step up checks on arbitrage activity involving commercial bills after