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China seeks outside help to develop debt markets

China has contacted the World Bank and Asian Development Bank to gauge their attitude toward helping develop fledgling Chinese debt markets by launching the first renminbi-denominated bonds to be issued by a foreign institution.

China needs to free up gold mkt - Gold Council

China needs to free up its gold market further to give locals an alternative form of investment, the World Gold Council has said. Recently CentralBankNet reported how the WGC had welcomed the successful launch of trading in physical gold on the new…

Russian, Chinese to work against money laundering

During the current visit to Beijing by Russian President Vladimir Putin, the Central Bank of Russian (CBR) and the People's Bank of China have signed an agreement on cooperation in counteracting the laundering of criminally obtained incomes and the…

A government move to clean up loans backfires

ARTICLE - China's four asset-management companies are supposed to be the cutting edge of the government's strategy to clean up the banking system. They may, in fact, end up doing more harm than good--by posing a threat to the health of the body that…

World Gold Council welcomes Shanghai gold trading

CHINA - The World Gold Council has welcomed the successful launch this week of trading in physical gold on the new Shanghai Gold Exchange. Trading started on Wednesday, October 30, and in the three days since more than 790 kilos of gold bullion has…

China revises internal bank rules

CHINA - China's central bank introduced revised rules on the internal controls of commercial banks yesterday, in a further effort to reduce the possibility of financial risks.

China central bank urges banks to step up controls

CHINA - The People's Bank of China (PBOC), the country's central bank, on Wednesday issued guidelines on commercial banks' internal control, in a bid to urge the banks to improve their control system, minimize financial risks and ensure the safety of the…

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