China's regulatory body China Securities Regulatory Commission (CSRC) has proposed that if a fund suffers a loss or gives a ...

China is considering slashing pay of fund managers who underperform their benchmarks as part of a broad overhaul of the ...

The sweeping measures come as policymakers seek to attract more long-term capital into the nation's stock market amid slowing ...

BEIJING - China's rapid advancements in the artificial intelligence (AI) sector, exemplified by DeepSeek, a cost-competitive ...

Attentive Chinese investors realised something unusual was happening on February 14. Dozens of listed firms simultaneously ...

UBS has received approval to sell its stake in Credit Suisse Securities in China. However, it is still unclear whether this ...

Liu Hongru's journey began when he was appointed as the first chairman of the CSRC in 1989—a time when China was cautiously transitioning to a market economy. His strong economic background positioned ...

China plans to significantly cut pay for fund managers who underperform their benchmarks by up to 50%. This initiative is ...

CSS, a securities joint venture established in 2008, has seen Credit Suisse holding a 51% interest since June 2020.

The China Securities Regulatory Commission (CSRC) is said to be proposing this pay cut for fund managers whose products record a loss or return 10% less than their performance benchmarks.

Notably, Zhang highlighted the significance of the "M&A Six Measures", which promotes industrial upgrading and innovation by directing capital toward emerging industries and key technological fields, ...