Issue 15 of 2007 Total issue 190
Print:2007-07-23
Print:2007-07-23
Cover Story
- China’s Converging Fight Against Corruption
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The nation’s top anti-corruption official, Wang Zhenchuan, describes fast-moving legal developments that turned party policy into state law, expanded rules on bribery schemes to include mistresses, and ended the life of a former drug czar.
Editorial
- A Judicious Solution to the Mistress-Corruption Connection
- China’s judicial authorities took another welcome stab at corruption by expanding the legal boundaries of bribery to include the mistresses of government officials.
Economist
- Equity Fund Evolution at China Development Bank
- Beijing’s policy bank has spent a decade with private equity-style funds, weathering storms with a Sino-Swiss fund and reaping rewards from its top-performing ASEAN fund.
- China’s Unique Cash Pool for Building Africa
- Combining market principles with a desire to promote progress in Africa, the Beijing government’s China Development Bank has patterned its huge China-Africa Development Fund after private equity funds.
- Administrators vs. Stakeholders: Who Comes First?
- A debate over shareholder rights is forcing a closer look at the government’s system for disposing assets of ailing securities firms, 30 of which have been targeted by regulators since 2004.
- Energy, Emission Controls Fizzle for Chinese Industries
- The central government has conducted a major inspection of local efforts to meet energy efficiency and emissions targets. The results were disappointing. Will plans to further tighten controls be effective?
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