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Five of Chinas largest lenders posted shrinking margins in the first quarter on Friday, as loan re-pricing bites. ... | April 28, 2023

In line with results from China Construction Bank Corp on Wednesday, both lenders reported falling net interest margins , a key gauge of bank profitability.... | March 30, 2023

Chinas Big Five lenders posted above 3.5% annual net profit growth this week, but warned that the foundations of the countrys recovery were "not yet solid".

Chinas Big Five lenders posted above 3.5% annual net profit growth this week, but warned that the foundations of the countrys recovery were not yet solid.... | March 30, 2023

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2022 has seen an "unprecedented confluence" of challenges for businesses across the world, from the protracted Covid-19 pandemic, economic slowdown and heightened inflation to geopolitical uncertainties. Small and medium enterprises (SMEs) globally are among those hit hard by such an unfavourable environment.

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Although the latest defaults represent a fraction of Chinas $13 trillion onshore bond market, some high-profile cases have rattled investors since the common perception has been that the Chinese government will not let state-supported firms fail. The case of Chinese bad debt manager Huarong has also spooked investors, causing a market rout this year when the firm failed to file its earnings in time and its U.S. dollar-denominated bonds plunged. Analysts said cases like these signal how the stat...

WhatsApp THE EXECUTIVES of Huarong Asset Management have not been able to hide from China’s authorities. A corruption probe into the state-owned financier in April 2018 sent senior staff and business partners scattering abroad, only to be rounded up in an international dragnet. One casino tycoon with close links to Huarong was captured in Cambodia. Its former chairman, Lai Xiaomin, was put to death in January for what a Chinese court called egregious financial crimes and bigamy. Until recentl...