chinese banks

In view of recent corporate defaults in China, Standard & Poor’s discusses what lies ahead for the country's credit market.

Investment from "friends and family" enables another Chinese bank to scrape across the finish line.

A small rural commercial bank becomes the first lender to raise Basel III-compliant capital through a $244 million tier-2 bond.

A pilot scheme launched in Shenzhen will let Hong Kong-based banks issue renminbi loans to onshore companies.

The impaired loan ratio varies between China’s east and west regions and among its different industries.

Profits will be squeezed by lower interest margins and fee income, analysts say.

Citi China’s CEO Andrew Au, and managing director of China corporate banking, Henry Zhang, discuss strategy and the increasingly competitive banking market in China.

Commercial lender Bank of Shanghai will issue no more than 1.2 billion shares in each city as part of a planned dual listing that will raise funds to support its growth plans.