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Faith-Based Banking: Wealth Management Products in China

by Tom Nunlist | Dec. 19 2016

Wealth management products have helped bring shadow banking mainstream.

#Shadow Banking, #Wealth Management, #Banking System

Mohamed El-Erian on Central Bank Effectiveness and China

by Maurits Elen | Oct. 12 2016

Central banking is not enough. While monetary policy did much to recover from the global financial crisis, its instruments have.

#Q&A, #Central bank

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CKGSB Knowledge is the school's quarterly English language publication.

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#Entrepreneurship, #Start-ups, #Philanthropy, #Slider, #P2P, #The Chinapreneurs

Starting a Business in China Needs a Strong Adversity Quotient

In this series on The Chinapreneurs, we look at entrepreneurs' experiences in starting a business in China. In the first.

by Major Tian | Jun. 16 2015

#World Bank, #Slider, #AIIB, #Japan, #Loans, #Investment, #Infrastructure

Why the Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank Matters

The Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank has ruffled many feathers even before its formal launch. We bring you the lowdown on.

by Li Hui | Apr. 27 2015

#Aisa, #Slider, #Economy, #Japan, #US, #World Bank, #AIIB

Demystifying the Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank

Yukon Huang on the mechanics of the Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank, China’s role in its governance, and comparisons with.

by Major | Apr. 21 2015

#Housing Prices, #Insurance, #Chinese Economy, #PBOC, #Slider, #GDP Growth, #PMI, #Japan, #AIIB

China Roundup: Chinese GDP Growth Likely to Fall Below 7%

The first quarter Chinese GDP growth may fall below the 7% target and the US has softened its stance on.

by Major | Apr. 2 2015

#Slider, #PMI, #Currency, #Monetary Policy, #Investment, #PBOC, #Valuation of RMB

China Roundup: What’s Behind China’s Required Reserve Ratio Cut?

This week, China’s central bank finally bit the bullet and cut the required reserve ratio by 50 basis points.

by Major | Feb. 5 2015

#Shanghai FTZ, #Economic Reform, #Government Regulation, #Slider, #RMB, #Logistics

Has the Shanghai Free Trade Zone Lived Up to Its Promise?

A year on from its debut, we examine the hits and the misses of the much-touted Shanghai Free Trade.

by Hudson Lockett | Jan. 20 2015

#Invisible Hand Revealed, #Banking Reform, #Alipay, #Brian Viard, #Slider, #Shadow Banking, #Yu'e Bao, #Interest Rate

When your Bank Interest is a Basketful of Vegetables

CKGSB professor Brian Viard on why Chinese banks are resorting to paying bank interest through Mercedes Benz cars, iPhones and.

by Brian Viard | Jan. 13 2015

#Didi Dache, #Kuaidi Dache, #Tencent, #Taxi App, #Fosun, #Alibaba, #Chinese Economy, #Slider, #PBOC, #GDP Growth

China Roundup: Is the Chinese Economy Rebalancing?

Tencent launched China’s first private bank, local governments vowed to crack down on ride-hailing apps, and with China.

by Major | Jan. 8 2015

#B2B, #Mobile Banking, #Telecommunications, #Mobile Payments, #Infrastructure, #Bitcoins, #Slider, #Walmart

Is Mobile the Future of Banking?

Mobile banking is proving to be a disruptive force for traditional branch banking. What is the future of banking as.

by Neelima | Dec. 10 2014

#Chinese Economy, #Slider, #UK-China, #Currency, #GDP, #Hong Kong, #PBOC, #Politics, #Agricultural Bank of China, #China Construction Bank, #IMF

China Roundup: The race to become the largest economy in the world and the UK Treasury’s RMB Bonds

This week, there was fresh debate over whether China will overtake the US to become the largest economy in the.

by Major Tian | Oct. 10 2014

#JD.com, #Food Safety, #Weibo, #Shanghai FTZ, #Amazon, #Volkswagen, #Taobao, #Warren Buffett, #Xiaomi, #Bank of Communications, #Slider, #HSBC

China Roundup: The Xiaomi-Ouya Tie-up; Heinz’s Baby Cereal Recalled; and Amazon’s Shanghai FTZ Entry

This week, Heinz recalled infant cereal after authorities found lead contamination; Xiaomi tied up with Ouya; Japanese auto part companies.

by Major Tian | Aug. 22 2014

#Government Regulation, #Slider, #Foreign Exchange, #CurrencyFair, #Competition, #PayPal, #Currency, #TransferWise, #Western Union, #World Bank, #Start-ups, #Skype

Online money transfers and the “Skype” of money

Companies like TransferWise and CurrencyFair are gaining popularity in the online money transfer market. Will such services disrupt traditional banking.

by Bennett Voyles | Aug. 11 2014

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