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China's first multilateral development bank is targeting financially, environmentally and socially viable projects, its president says.

Britain’s vote to exit EU adds new uncertainties to global economy at a time when China faces downward pressures, Premier Li Keqiang said at the World Economic Forum.

Chinese companies will wait and see following the UK's decision to exit the European Union in terms of investments and acquisitions in the country.

The absence of an independent judiciary is the reason why China’s financial markets remain underdeveloped, according to an adviser to the country's central bank.

Marsh managing director Satoru Hiraga sheds light on some of the environmental risks faced by corporate treasuries.

The World Economic Forum's latest ranking of competitive countries sees the US fall to second place behind Switzerland, while Singapore moves up to third.