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Tianjin Planning and Resources Bureau, together with the Development and Reform Commission, Housing and Urban‑Rural Development Commission and 10 other departments, issued Opinions on Reactivating Stock Assets to Resolve Historical Project Planning L

2026-08-02

Tianjin Planning and Resources Bureau, together with the Development and Reform Commission, Housing and Urban‑Rural Development Commission and 10 other departments, issued Opinions on Reactivating Stock Assets to Resolve Historical Project Planning Land and Real Estate Registration Issues (2026 edition). Building on a July 2024 pilot due to expire after two years, the revision expands the policy’s scope and streamlines procedures to support completion of formalities and real‑estate registration for historical projects; the Planning and Resources Bureau led the revisions to address market requests for an extension and practical issues on applicability, building‑retention verification, illegal‑construction handling and completion‑acceptance filing.

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2026-08-02

On July 31 the China Securities Regulatory Commission and its local branches published multiple administrative enforcement decisions targeting investment banking conduct, holding six brokerages — GF Securities, Hongta Securities, Century Securities,

On July 31 the China Securities Regulatory Commission and its local branches published multiple administrative enforcement decisions targeting investment banking conduct, holding six brokerages — GF Securities, Hongta Securities, Century Securities, Yongxing Securities, Guorong Securities and Guoyuan Securities — accountable for professional-practice and internal-control deficiencies. Regulators issued two types of measures depending on the severity of violations: warning letters and orders to rectify.
2026-08-02

South Korean retail investors are known for their risk-taking. However, the brutal reversal of the KOSPI index in July shocked even these seasoned investors, exposing the limits of their tolerance for volatility. Some retail investors have vowed nev

South Korean retail investors are known for their risk-taking. However, the brutal reversal of the KOSPI index in July shocked even these seasoned investors, exposing the limits of their tolerance for volatility. Some retail investors have vowed never to invest again, while others have likened the $3.9 trillion market to a casino. Despite a stunning 18% rebound in the KOSPI index on Friday, retail investors still recorded a record net sell-off of the index's constituent stocks. The index still fell 22% that month, its biggest monthly drop since the global financial crisis. Frustration is palpable on social media, with much of the blame directed at the government. Encouraged by President Lee Jae-myung's stock market reforms and the launch of leveraged ETFs offering amplified returns, retail investors poured approximately 78 trillion won (about $54.2 billion) into KOSPI stocks in May and June, only to be severely impacted by the index's dramatic volatility in July. “That was the era of KOSPI frenzy,” said a South Korean stock investor who invested in South Korean stocks for the first time in early May. “I was completely swept up in the craze. Now, to be honest, I’m scared. I have two principles etched in my mind now. First: Don’t invest in the South Korean stock market. Second: Adhere to the first principle.”
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