Money talks: investor turnout to set record BEIJING, March 25, 2026 /PRNewswire/ — This is a news report from China Daily: The 2026 ZGC International Technology Trade Fair is set to open on Wednesday afternoon, poised to achieve its highest-ever investor turnout. As it drives the development of a global “buy and sell” technology network, this year’s fair will anchor itself in global sci-tech trends and ground itself in Beijing’s strategic positioning and key industrial layout, holding more than 20 transaction and matchmaking events. Over 500 technology projects from across China and abroad will be presented, with registered investment institutions reaching a historic high, organizers said. Following […]

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The New Wave of Chinese Companies Expanding Globally The Visible Rise of Chinese BrandsA few years ago it would have been hard to imagine Chinese brands making it...

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China’s Ant Group says Bright Smart deal on track following report of delay BEIJING/HONG KONG (Reuters) -China’s Ant Group said relevant procedures regarding its acquisition of Bright Smart Securities & Commodities Group are moving forward as planned, in response to a report that said the deal may face higher regulatory scrutiny and could be delayed. Shares of Bright Smart dropped as much as 26.2% to HK$10.26 on Friday after the Wall Street Journal reported on Thursday that the deal could be delayed as more mainland Chinese regulators contemplate reviewing the proposal. Hong Kong-based Bright Smart also said in a filing on Friday that it had noticed media reports suggesting a possible delay of the acquisition and that the relevant procedures with regard to the deal with the relevant authorities were progressing as planned. Ant agreed to buy a 50.55% controlling stake in Bright Smart Securities for HK$2.81 billion ($359.37 million), according to a filing by the brokerage in April. Ant was founded by billionaire Jack Ma and is 33% controlled by Alibaba. It operates China’s ubiquitous mobile payments app Alipay. Chinese authorities pulled the plug on Ant’s $37 billion IPO in Shanghai and Hong Kong in 2020 and cracked down on Ma’s business empire soon after a speech in Shanghai in October that year accusing financial watchdogs of stifling innovation. That subsequently led to a forced restructuring of Ant and a nearly $1 billion fine by Chinese regulators. Ant is in the process of securing a financial holding company licence, which, once obtained, could facilitate the revival of its IPO goal. ($1 = 7.8192 Hong Kong dollars) With BABA making headlines, savvy investors are asking: Is it truly valued fairly? In a market full of overpriced darlings, identifying true value can be challenging. InvestingPro's advanced AI algorithms have analyzed BABA alongside thousands of other stocks to uncover hidden gems. These undervalued stocks, potentially including BABA, could offer substantial returns as the market corrects. In 2024 alone, our AI identified several undervalued stocks that later surged by 30 or more. Is BABA poised for similar growth? Don't miss the opportunity to find out.

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China bans Wells Fargo banker from leaving the country Wells Fargo banker Chenyue Mao, based in Atlanta, is barred from leaving China amid a criminal inves...

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Wells Fargo exit ban revives fears about doing business in China (Corrects spelling of name Qiu in paragraph 23) By Antoni Slodkowski, Casey Hall and Scott Murdoch BEIJING/SHANGHAI/SYDNEY (Reuters) -Fears that employees of foreign firms risk entanglement with Chinese authorities have resurfaced after news that an employee of U.S. bank Wells Fargo has been banned from leaving the country. Business groups, diplomats and overseas executives say the incident is part of a long-term trend that had appeared to ease off as Beijing pushed to promote its appeal to foreign commerce to bolster its slowing economy. "Such stories can raise concerns of foreign businesses regarding travel to China," said Jens Eskelund, president of the European Union Chamber of Commerce in China. "At a time when China is proactively trying to attract foreign investment it sends something of a mixed signal." Wells Fargo has suspended all travel to China after the incident, a person familiar with the matter told Reuters. Shanghai-born Chenyue Mao, who spearheads the bank’s international factoring business, was subjected to the ban after she entered China in recent weeks, the Wall Street Journal reported. She is a U.S. citizen, a source told Reuters. An emailed request for comment sent to Mao received an automated response saying she was "travelling international on business". China’s foreign ministry spokesperson Lin Jian told a press briefing on Friday that he was not aware of the Wells Fargo matter, adding that China was committed to providing a welcoming environment for foreign companies to do business. The U.S. embassy in Beijing said it could not comment on the specifics of the case due to privacy and other reasons. "We have raised our concern with Chinese authorities about the impact arbitrary exit bans on U.S. citizens have on our bilateral relations and urged them to immediately allow impacted U.S. citizens to return home," a spokesperson for the embassy added. The United States does not provide an official figure for how many citizens are detained abroad, but The Dui Hua Foundation, a nonprofit that advocates for the release of political prisoners in China, estimates there are more than 200 Americans in China alone who are wrongfully detained or facing coercive measures, such as exit bans. The U.S. State Department updated its travel advisory for mainland China in November 2024 saying visitors should "exercise increased caution" due to "arbitrary enforcement of local laws, including in relation to exit bans." ROUTINELY USED In a survey conducted by the EU Chamber of Commerce in China of its members last year, 9% of respondents reported challenges attracting foreign nationals to work in China due to concerns related to personal safety and/or civil and criminal liability such as company raids, arbitrary arrests or exit bans. Of the 128 respondents, 4% said business travel from China to their company’s headquarters had been negatively impacted due to employees being unable to leave China due to exit bans. There is no official data in China on the number of individuals subject to exit bans. But non-profit organisation Safeguard Defenders estimates bans have shot up over the past decade and that "tens of thousands" of people - the vast majority Chinese nationals - face such bans at any one time, citing court data on civil and criminal cases. A 2022 academic study found 128 cases of foreigners faced exit bans between 1995 and 2019, including 29 Americans and 44 Canadians. Around a third of the bans were business related. James Zimmerman, a lawyer based in Beijing and former chairman of the American Chamber of Commerce in China, said Chinese authorities routinely use exit bans to prevent witnesses or suspects viewed as flight risks from exiting mainland China. "Most of the time, there is a legitimate legal basis for the exit ban, while there are indeed instances of misuse of the process by the government authorities, including for political reasons," Zimmerman said While there are procedures in place to have the ban lifted, a lack of transparency and absence of a workable bail system make it a time-consuming and challenging process, he added. Other incidents of bans in recent years have embroiled executives from Japanese investment bank Nomura Holdings (NYSE:NMR), U.S. risk advisory firm Kroll and Swiss wealth manager UBS. Yet some professional advisors say travel to China has become safer than several years ago, said Benjamin Qiu, Co-Chair, Asian Affairs Committee at the New York City Bar Association. Unless your company has been specifically targeted by the state or a state-owned entity, risks are low, said Qiu, adding that ethnic Chinese travellers do face heightened risk. "We do so much business in China and travel there so much, we can’t afford not to. I would hope this is just a one-off," said a capital markets banker at a Western bank in Hong Kong, declining to be named as the person was not authorised to talk to the media.

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Factbox-Wells Fargo’s business in China, where senior executive faces an exit ban HONG KONG (Reuters) -Wells Fargo has suspended all travel to China after a banker was blocked from leaving the country, a source said, bringing the U.S. bank’s operations in the world’s second-largest economy into focus. The employee, Chenyue Mao, who was born in Shanghai and based in Atlanta, currently serves as a managing director at the U.S. commercial bank, specialising in international factoring business. Below are the publicly available details about Wells Fargo’s business interest in China and Asia Pacific: CHINA BANKING UNITS * Wells Fargo’s China presence is much smaller than its Wall Street peers. The bank first set up a representative office in Beijing in 1997, which was de-registered in 2018, business registration records show. * In 2005, the bank established a branch in Shanghai and, in 2015, another one in Beijing. The two branches employed 51 and 12 staff, respectively, as of 2024, the records show. * These two branches draw deposits from Chinese customers, and provide loans, trade bonds and securities other than stocks, and conduct foreign exchange businesses, according to the units’ business registration. * Unlike other large U.S. banks, Wells Fargo has not moved to establish a locally incorporated foreign-funded bank - a status that allowed foreign lenders to offer a wider range of banking businesses. FACTORING BUSINESS * Mao, a trade financing executive at Wells Fargo, has been with the bank for 12 years, according to her LinkedIn profile. She was elected chairwoman at FCI two weeks ago, a global organisation for factoring and financing for domestic and international trade. * Mao spearheads Wells Fargo’s international factoring business, a financing method where companies sell their receivables to third parties, such as banks, in exchange for immediate cash, and advises multinational clients on cross-border working-capital strategies, according to an FCI release. * She has spent more than 21 years in factoring, including over a decade guiding Wells Fargo’s global franchise. Mao has grown annual import-factoring flows to 2.6 billion euros ($3.02 billion), the release reads. * Apart from banking, Wells Fargo’s commercial distribution finance arm established a factoring company in Beijing’s neighbouring city Tianjin in 2012, according to business records. The unit has a branch office in Shanghai that houses 34 staff. * Factoring businesses, a niche sector that thrives on the rising demand from small- and medium-sized enterprises for financing, are supervised by China’s banking regulator, according to a report from official industry body Commercial Factoring Expertise Committee in China. WELLS FARGO IN ASIA PACIFIC * The bank has two main Asia Pacific hubs in Hong Kong and Singapore, according to its website. Other regional offices including Seoul, Taipei, and Tokyo, in addition to in-country relationship management teams outside of these cities. * Its Hong Kong branch, which supports the bank’s customers in Asia, recorded HK$42 million ($5.35 million) in profit after tax in 2024, down 22% from the previous year, financial disclosures in April showed. ($1 = 0.8602 euros) ($1 = 7.8488 Hong Kong dollars)

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