Blundering through

Article Abstract:

Hong Kong's economic policies have been criticised since the handover to Chinese rule. The government has supported stock prices in a move interpreted as showing weakness by some speculators. New measures have been announced to prevent financial markets from being manipulated, and some of these are draconian, though they have popular support. Questions may be asked about the competence of Hong Kong's civil service. Mainland China has proved less interventionist than was initially assumed.

Hong Kong

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Getting their skates on

Article Abstract:

Planned reform of capital markets in China, and its links with development of a pensions crisis as the population ages, are examined in detail.

Pension, health, and welfare funds, Pension Funds & Benefit Plans, Pension Funds, China, Capital market, Capital markets, Pensions

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Europe's regulatory muddles

Article Abstract:

The need for a harmonization of financial rules for the European Union is examined in detail.

Editorial, European Union

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