Finance

• Chinese Banks' Profits SoarBut new regulations may crimp profit growth by year end From July/August 2011 Issue
  
• Looking AbroadMainland securities firms are considering Hong Kong IPOs to expand their brands internationally From June 2011 Issue
  
• Through-Train Back On Track?Speculation is increasing that a plan to allow mainland investors to directly trade Hong Kong-listed stocks may be revivedFrom May 2011 Issue
  
• Covering their betsChinese banks are trying to figure out just how much last year's lending spree will cost themFrom June 2010 Issue
• Bringing Home the BankReforms to lending practices could mean more money for SMEs From May 2010 Issue
  
• A Complicated MachineSlowing the Chinese economy requires the coordination of hundreds of moving parts From March 2010 Issue
  
• The Short and the LongThe debut of short-selling is a good sign for the long-term prospects of China's stock markets From February 2010 Issue
  
• GEM MiningWe follow up the opening of China's new SME board to see who made, and who lost, money From December 2009 Issue
  
• Sub-PrimeChina's banking regulator cracks down on mortgages From December 2009 Issue
  
• A Gem or the Rough?China's much-needed Growth Enterprise Market has been launched − get ready for a wild rideFrom November 2009 Issue