Tag: cbrc

Four months after CBRC’s brought in new rules on entrustment loans as part of a crackdown on shadow banking, a treasurer tells CT just how difficult it has been for liquidity-hungry corporates

While a cut to banks' reserve requirements should lower borrowing costs, a change to wealth management rules will do the opposite. It's all about getting borrowers away from so-called 'shadow banks'.

Overseas banks will find it simpler to do business as the China Banking Regulatory Commission simplifies procedures. For treasurers, it should mean more choice.

Higher onshore funding costs – as well as tighter credit conditions – continue to put pressure on Chinese corporates to raise debt outside the country.

A slew of regulations this month are further aimed at bad loans and reining in a precarious banking sector.

New rules on a form of business-to-business lending show the regulator is getting serious about the ‘hidden risks’ of the sector.

In an attempt to fix naked malfeasance, the latest ticket from China’s banking regulator will keep banks on the straight and narrow. That will help higher-rated borrowers.

Wang Jianlin's empire has funding pulled on six overseas targets, as mainland regulators tackle cross-border deals. It highlights challenges for treasurers at China’s corporate raiders.

Dalian Wanda, Fosun, HNA and Anbang are under the spotlight over M&A splurge. That can only increase the risk for their corporate partners.

Borrowers in China are now faced with a clampdown as the banking watchdog sets oversight on how lenders should deal with the collateral pledged for loans.

China’s central bank encourages manufacturers to set up centralised treasury units to improve their capital efficiency.

With CBRC approval, the Chinese power generator’s in-house bank completes supply chain financing transactions involving both its own entity and a third party.