China has relaxed its property investment rules for foreigners, allowing them to buy as many properties as they wish and loosening restrictions on loans and settlement in foreign currencies.
The China Securities Regulatory Commission has launched an investigation into some of China's largest brokerages for suspected rule violations.
Chinese police have launched a nationwide campaign against underground banks to curb money laundering and illegal funds transfers that occur outside approved banking channels.
China’s cabinet is currently deliberating a draft law to remove the 75 percent loan-to-deposit cap on bank lending.
CSRC announced that Hong Kong and Macau securities brokerages will be allowed to set up fully licensed units in parts China.
China's State Council has announced it will allow up to 30 percent of locally managed pension funds to be invested in domestic stocks and stock-linked funds, potentially channeling hundreds of billions into the stock market.
China's banking regulator and top economic planner have jointly issued new guidance aimed at supporting infrastructure and regional development projects amid slowing economic growth.
China government researchers are advising the central bank to rein in the growth of third-party payment providers by increasing entry thresholds and encouraging existing firms to merge.
The China Banking Regulatory Commission (CBRC) has resumed work on banking technology rules it suspended earlier this year following opposition from foreign governments and business groups.
The People’s Bank of China ordered state banks to buy yuan, at designated rates on behalf of the monetary authorities, to stem the currency’s slide.
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