Shanghai attracts more foreign financial firms

A new Memorandum of Understanding signed between the Shanghai municipal government and the City of London Corp on March 20, is the latest example. The MoU, valid until 2028, continues the financial cooperation.

Pudong New Area launches Lujiazui Finance Salon

Shanghai's Pudong New Area recently established the Lujiazui Finance Salon, a high-end platform for exchanges and cooperation within the finance sector.

China promotes high-level financial opening-up

The People's Bank of China, the country's central bank, conferred with foreign financial institutions on Nov 6, vowing to further optimize the business environment and promote high-level financial opening-up.

Policy | Shanghai unveils 22 financial measures to support talent innovation and entrepreneurship

Shanghai released its Several Measures on Financial Support for Talent Innovation and Entrepreneurship on Sept 20.

Shanghai: Strengthening its role as a global financial hub

The legislature of Shanghai passed revised regulations on August 22 to further advance the city as an international financial center.

Discover Shanghai's financial power in Why Shanghai short film

Watch the video to uncover the key concepts that define Shanghai's financial strength.

Shanghai to revise regulations for international financial center development

Shanghai's legislative body began reviewing draft amendments to regulations intended to strengthen the city's status as an international financial hub.

Shanghai eyes bigger role in settling global financial disputes

To promote the opening-up of the financial system at a higher level, Shanghai courts will create more exemplary foreign-related financial cases and cultivate more talent in foreign-related financial adjudication by deepening cooperation with universities, said the city's top court official on June 20.

China's financial opening-up accelerates with new STAR market reforms

Continued efforts will be made to advance China's high-level financial opening-up and improve the financial sector's support for the real economy, especially new productive forces, the country's top financial regulators said on June 19.