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ICBC USA launches first U.S. credit cards
The Industrial and Commercial Bank of China (ICBC) USA launched its first U.S. credit cards in New York on Tuesday.
Chinese banks' loans to small businesses rise
Chinese bank loans to small businesses grew in March as government policy continued to support such firms to bolster jobs and growth.
No limit for inv. by foreign institutions in Chinese inter-bank market
China won't limit investments by foreign central banks and similar institutions in the Chinese inter-bank foreign exchange (FX) and bond markets.
China's bank card issuance at 5.44 bln
The total number of bank cards issued by China's financial institutions reached 5.44 billion at the end of last year.
Chinese central bank stresses flexibility in monetary policy
China's central bank on Friday pledged to maintain its prudent monetary policy with added flexibility.
China to expand financial support to boost consumption
The central bank and the banking regulator issued guidelines outlining measures that could spur consumption in promising fields such as health care.
Kyrgyz bank launches co-badged China UnionPay card
The Kyrgyz Investment and Credit Bank (KICB) launched the co-badged UnionPay/Elcard card here on Friday in cooerpation with China's UnionPay.
Central bank sets up anti-poverty relending
The central bank on Friday announced it will set up an anti-poverty relending program to pump funds into local financial organizations.
China makes gains, faces hurdles in extending financial services
By removing systematic blocks and adopting new technology, China will be able to expand access to financial services to all people.
China proposes Asian financial cooperation association
An Asian financial cooperation association to improve markets and prevent financial turmoil was proposed by Chinese Premier Li Keqiang on Thursday.
Premier meets IMF chief on financial issues
Premier Li Keqiang met with managing director of the IMF Christine Lagarde on Monday, promising to press ahead with financial market reform.
China wants stronger financial support for elder care
China will let its financial industry support elder care services as the population rapidly ages.
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