China

China regulator’s approval would give BEA license to sell $732bln worth of bonds.

BEA China opened  its new Head Office Building in Lujiazui, Pudong New Area, Shanghai.

Lenders given go signal to raise multibillion dollars to fill up huge capital shortfall.

Proceeds from the domestic IPO aimed to help fill up capital deficit of $5.12bln.

Lender has made great strides to abide by government's green-credit policy with $27bln green-credit business loans.

Country's securities regulator approved Bank of China bonds offering while it will review BoComm's proposal Friday.

Lender considers moving rights issue early next year behind uncertain market conditions.

Hang Seng Bank China has agreed to purchase about 7,000 square metres of office and retail space in Shanghai's financial district for a total consideration of US$74.6 million. The deal involved the naming and signage rights for the building.

Approval enables company to raise $3.7bln and to join rivals in shoring up capital.

Lender looks forward to a Shanghai listing after completing one in India as it exploits country's growth.

Country’s cabinet gives nod to 4 biggest listed lenders to use securities market in replenishing capital.

Move eases Taiwan visitors in Shanghai to convert their New Taiwan dollars to Chinese yuan.

Central Huijin to benefit from lenders' rights issues offering over issuing bonds and selling shares.

Analysts say China's listed banks need to raise up to $44bln in 2010.

AgBank to apply for dual listing in Hong Kong and Shanghai via world's largest-ever IPO.

Lending splurge prompted the ICBC to ask investment banks' proposals to raise $12 billion.