Patrick Wolff is betting that China's markets would crash. (Photo : Reuters)The image is a Chinese bourse board in the red. Patrick Wolff, the chess master who became a hedge fund manager is predicting a stock market crash to happen in China.

Chinese security agency CSRC halted the upcoming IPO of Tianfon as part of its anti-fraud campaign. (Photo : Reuters)The Chinese flag waiving in front of rising business sectors The government of China is reported to have started its investigation of Everbright Securities Co.

In a bid to uplift consumer confidence, Beijing's Central Huijin Investment Co had invested in banks in the form of share purchases.

Investors said that emerging market assets are prone to inflation, making them a very risky place to invest in.

Emerging markets, including China, South Africa and Turkey, fell 10% from this year's peak. (Photo : Reuters)Kit Digital Inc's former chief executive significantly lowered the price he was willing to pay to buy the video technology provider, citing the company's worsening liquidity and capital structure issues.

China's Securities Regulatory Commission became stricter as its new Chairman, Xiao Gang aims to tackle fraud crack down to protect investors.

China's regulatory watchdog has unveiled new IPO rules. Last Friday, the Chinese government had published new draft rules designed to improve the transparency and pricing structure of initial public offers in its domestic stock markets.

President Xi Jinping offered a total of US$3 billion loans to 10 Caribbean nations however no direct confirmation was made by the Chinese government.

China is directed to a more stable economy as President Xi Jinping announced manufacturer expansion.

Two brokerages were sanctioned after having been found out of helping fraudulent IPOs. (Photo : Reuters)The Chines flag waiving in front of rising business sectors The Securities Regulatory Commission in China will fine two brokerages for helping perpetrate fraud IPOs get listed on the bourse.