Haitong is suspected of negligence and violations of law and regulations when it served as financial adviser on a deal to help a client on a backdoor listing deal.
September 10, 2021Yongcheng Coal and its executives were fined for fraudulent disclosures and for inflating its books. The company defaulted on a CNY 1 billion bond last year.
August 6, 2021The 29 firms that have entered the "white list" will receive lower levels of supervisory scrutiny and be allowed greater flexibility in their business processes.
June 2, 2021The CSRC said Haitong did not effectively control risk in its bond business dealings, which resulted in Yongcheng Coal's CNY 1 billion default.
March 25, 2021The three banks failed to conduct proper due diligence and verify cash that appeared to be abnormally restricted when underwriting Yongcheng Coal’s bonds.
January 22, 2021The breaches have been reported to the PBOC and CSRC, which are likely to issue penalties to Haitong Securities and its subsidiaries.
January 14, 2021The rules apply to companies issuing enterprise debt financing instruments, corporate bonds and enterprise bonds, whether in the interbank market or on exchanges.
January 3, 2021The rating agency has been asked to carry out a comprehensive rectification programme, strengthen internal controls, and improve the quality of its ratings.
December 17, 2020SOE defaults could pave the way for increased transparency, faster resolutions and more predictable outcomes for investors in the long run.
December 3, 2020Haitong Securities, Industrial Bank, China Everbright Bank, Zhongyuan Bank are suspected of violations, as recent defaults prompt concerns over the health of SOEs.
November 20, 2020