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Sun 6 Jun 2021 19.01 EDT Foreign investors now own 66% of UK-listed shares, up from 64% in 2019, according to analysis of the London market that shows a steep decline in domestic holdings by British shareholders. Europeans have increased their holdings in companies quoted on the London Stock Exchange the most in the last two years, ahead of US investors and increasing interest from Chinese-based funds, said the investor relations consultancy firm Orient Capital. British pension funds own only 2% of the London stock market following a steep decline in recent years. In 2013 British pension funds owned 8% of London-listed shares by value, but over eight years that has dropped by three-quarters. ....
Monday, 19 Apr 2021 03:24 PM MYT The Wall Street Journal previously reported that Ma had offered in a November meeting with regulators to hand over parts of Ant to the Chinese government. Reuters pic Subscribe to our Telegram channel for the latest updates on news you need to know. HONG KONG, April 19 Ant Group is exploring options for founder Jack Ma to divest his stake in the financial technology giant and give up control, as meetings with Chinese regulators signalled to the company that the move could help draw a line under Beijing’s scrutiny of its business, according to a source familiar with regulators’ thinking and two people with close ties to the company. ....
WhatsApp THE EXECUTIVES of Huarong Asset Management have not been able to hide from China’s authorities. A corruption probe into the state-owned financier in April 2018 sent senior staff and business partners scattering abroad, only to be rounded up in an international dragnet. One casino tycoon with close links to Huarong was captured in Cambodia. Its former chairman, Lai Xiaomin, was put to death in January for what a Chinese court called egregious financial crimes and bigamy. Until recently the company proved much better at hiding its debt and disguising losses. Huarong, which as of June had 1.7trn yuan ($262bn) in assets, is thought to have lent with abandon to some of China’s riskiest borrowers. Three years after regulators began mucking out the mess left by its previous management, the risks are spilling into global markets. ....