Mr Ding Hui, the chairman and chief executive of a Hong Kong-listed fashion retailer, Fujian Nuoqi Co Ltd, suddenly went missing in July 2014. As a result, the company's share price slumped by more than 50% in three consecutive days. It remained mysterious about Mr Ding's motivation for...

China now has a gigantic financial industry worth trillions of dollars. Its banks and insurance companies are among the largest in the world. It also holds three of the most active stock exchanges and thousands of public companies. Fintech firms have sprung across the country including top...

This article provides an in-depth and comprehensive analysis of regulatory measures taken by the US Government to mitigate the negative effects of the Coronavirus pandemic (COVID-19) on its economy and financial markets. It focuses on the actions of the US Securities and Exchange Commission...

The ongoing Evergrande debt crisis has been widely dubbed as China’s Lehman Brothers moment as the Chinese corporate conglomerate failed to pay interest on its corporate debt worth £228bn. The case of Evergrande reflects the tightly intertwined connection of financial markets and the real...