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Homebuyers stop paying loans on more than 200 unfinished property projects
Tong Daochi is the latest high-ranking official ensnared in Xi Jinping’s anti-corruption drive
Emmanuel Macron and Marine Le Pen will advance to the final round of voting
Watchdog will allow foreign regulators to access sensitive financial information on overseas-listed companies
Impasse on financial disclosure rules threatened more than $2tn of shares in US-listed Chinese companies
Order from securities regulator could affect Wall Street bank’s expansion plans in the country
Extra regulatory risks and higher costs may deter banks from advising Chinese companies on IPOs abroad, says lobby group
Concerns over how much ride-hailing group knew of crackdown before blockbuster IPO
Regulator says Golden Credit failed to justify some of its ratings and upgrades
Chinese payments group’s listing could be the world’s biggest stock market debut
Regulator ends longstanding investigation into US market maker and other local groups
Regulatory change will help tech-focused exchange compete with Shanghai’s Star Market
Western asset managers are poised to play a bigger role in one of the world’s biggest markets
Liu Shiyu led Securities Regulatory Commission during one of worst market performances
Government so far reluctant to revive forceful interventions used in previous rout
Authorities in unnamed country help seize FX Group chairman wanted over defaults
Alibaba, Baidu and JD.com postpone share deals as mainland stock market turns bearish
Cash injection by deep-pocketed group keeps Jia Yueting’s electric car hopes alive
Complication of bridging Chinese and HK regulatory systems made CDR untenable
Decision to drop key plank of IPO suggests wariness of instrument’s onerous terms
Baidu, Alibaba, and JD.com among groups expected to sell depositary receipts
Lenders forced to sell at low valuations to boost capital adequacy
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