Shougang to shuffle assets in listing move

Shougang Corp will inject the assets of its new, planned plant into a Shenzhen-listed arm, to enable it to list in its entirety.

Property developers to offload shares

Two mainland property developers are selling shares in Hong Kong, despite the authorities' policies to check overheating in the sector.

Aluminum Corp of China Ltd (Chalco) said it will raise US$644 million by selling bonds of more than one year maturity to fund expansion.

UBS' China joint venture is set to open in March to begin arranging domestic stock and bond deals for Chinese companies.

The latest rush by Hong Kong-listed mainland enterprises to return home is putting forward a strong case for linking the two markets.

Are Chinese A shares in a dangerous bubble that is about to burst, or is the recent shakeout just a classic bull market correction?

At about US$10 billion, Greater China was the second-largest market for private equity in Asia in 2006.

The Shenzhen Stock Exchange plans to require all its member brokers to test backup trading systems to prevent "technical catastrophes".

Shenzhen Development Bank Co last week named Xiao Suining as its president, according to a statement.

As the debate on liquidity-caused bubbles on the domestic stock market intensified, the regulators remained silent until late last month.

The securities watchdog has given the go-ahead for five new mutual funds after a two-month hiatus in approvals.

Everbright Securities Company is planning to go public as early as possible, said its Chairman of Board Wang Mingquan.