Telegraph.co.ukChina Finance: Will liquidity squeeze trigger the end game?TradingFloor.com (blog)This week has seen the start of what looks like a pivotal point in time for the Chinese economy as a whole. Many people, myself included, have been concerned about issues in the banking system for quite a while and now these are coming to the forefront.China Swaps Gain Most in Five Years on Prolonged Cash SqueezeBloombergChina's Money Market Jitters June 19 , 2013 With liquidity tight , markets are ...the DiplomatChina's central bank tightens screw on shadow banking systemTelegraph.co.ukBusinessweek -China.org.cn -CRIENGLISH.comall 101 news articles »

Telegraph.co.ukChina's Credit Bubble About to Implode: Fitch AnalystYahoo! Finance (blog)One prediction made more than any other over the past couple of decades is that China's miraculous economy is headed for a fall. China bears have pointed to a long list of disasters-in-the-making: questionable economic statistics, skyrocketing real ...Fitch says China credit bubble unprecedented in modern world historyTelegraph.co.ukThe Chinese Credit Bubble In Four ChartsYahoo!7 NewsChina Banking Stress May Come Faster on Cash Crunch, Fitch SaysBloombergSouth China Morning Postall 14 news articles »

Indian ExpressCorporate America Fights Back Against (Chinese) HackersYahoo! Finance (blog)Bloomberg reports that ?thousands of technology, finance and manufacturing companies? routinely provide sensitive technological information to the government, to help with spying and counterespionage. Unlike the Prism and Blarney programs run by the ...Cyber experts say calling out China may beYahoo!7 Newsall 50 news articles »

Scoop.co.nz (press release)Samoan opposition attacks Finance Minister after Chinese company paid tripScoop.co.nz (press release)Samoan Minister of Finance, Faumuina Tiatia Liuga, has defended his pursuit of funding for a new $NZ 68 million 15-storey building. His trip to China recently was paid by the company that is likely to be awarded the contract for the project. In an ...Samoa's Minister of Finance again under fire for China tripRadio New Zealand Internationalall 2 news articles »

BBC NewsChina firm forays into British yacht, hotel marketsYahoo!7 NewsChinese conglomerate Wanda Group announced Wednesday it will invest nearly $1.6 billion to acquire British yacht maker Sunseeker and build London's tallest residential towers. The plans mark the latest foray by Chinese investors into the West's luxury ...Wang Jianlin: from soldier to property tycoonTelegraph.co.ukChina's Wanda aims to launch $1 billion NY hotel project this year: chairmanReutersall 76 news articles »

China Finance: Questions and answers about the Alibaba IPOTradingFloor.comChinese initial public offerings appear to be back in vogue in what has to be one of the most welcome breaks for bankers in a long while. And with LightInTheBox (LITB:Nyse) soaring in the US following its debut there earlier this month, there appears ...and more »

TABLE-China Q1 2013 financial investment flowsReutersBEIJING, June 13 (Reuters) - China's financial institutions, including banks, attracted a total of $1.67 billion in foreign equity investment in the first quarter of 2013, according to data released by the State Administration of Foreign Exchange (SAFE ...

China Finance: Liquidating VIEs, can you get what you don't own?TradingFloor.comThere's been some talk in the media, Chinese and western alike, about the current goings on in the Ambow Education case (NYSE: AMBO). Some are talking about the 'return of VIE risk', but this is misleading as it never went away in the first place. What ...

Chinese Finance Group Eyes Uganda TradeAllAfrica.comKampala ? Top Finance Company, a Chinese-based firm, is offering to help with short term loans for Ugandan importers trading with China. According to Top Financing Company Chief Executive Officer, Jeffrey Phng their partial financing product is aimed ...

PayPal confident of getting Chinese payments licenceiT NewsChina formally opened to international business just over a decade ago when it joined the World Trade Organization. The financial and retail industries remain largely dominated by domestic companies such as Bank of China and Alibaba. "The evidence ...and more »