China faces some difficult questions if it is to continue enjoying high levels of economic growth post-pandemic. 

The continued opening up of China’s capital markets comes with both risks and rewards for international investors. 

China needs to change more than its two-child policy if it is to revive its former stellar performance.

China’s banks have proved irrepressible during the pandemic because of their robust structure and the country's rapid response to the economic impact of Covid-19.

The People’s Bank of China has set up a joint venture with Swift, and has conducted experiments with other central banks.

As leading banks sign up to global standards, China’s financial sector is conspicuously out of step.

Beijing is looking to reduce the scope of risky shadow banking operations, yet the sector is vital to country's economy. 

A new investment deal may become a casualty of tit-for-tat sanctions after the EU sanctioned China over its human rights abuses. 

Alibaba affiliate’s suspended $35bn listing points to increase in scrutiny from Chinese regulators over fintech companies.

Growth surge for China’s fintech microlenders at risk as they're put under strict regulation.