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China’s Active ETF Revolution: What Foreign Asset Managers Must Know in 2026

China's ETF market has grown to RMB 4.2 trillion, and active ETFs are the new battleground for foreign asset managers. This briefing maps the regulatory tailwinds, distribution strategy, and competitive landscape.

China Tightens Consumer Lending: 4 Market Entry Moves for Foreign Fintech Firms in 2026

China is capping consumer loan rates at 14.8% APR and tightening online lending licenses. This briefing outlines four market-entry moves for foreign fintech firms navigating the new regulatory landscape.

Chevrolet Suspends China Sales: 4 Lessons for Foreign Automakers in 2026

GM's Chevrolet has suspended new-car sales in China as foreign automaker market share drops to 37%. This briefing breaks down the regulatory and competitive lessons every foreign auto company must learn from the retreat.

Alibaba Cloud Cuts Data Center Delivery to 100 Days: 4 Moves for Foreign Companies

Alibaba Cloud now delivers AI data centers in 100 days via modular design, cutting costs more than 10% and planning to triple production capacity. Four practical moves for foreign companies planning China compute and AI projects.

What China’s Cargo-First eVTOL Pivot Means for Foreign Companies

China's regulators are prioritizing cargo eVTOLs over passenger air taxis: 10+ models seek certification, AutoFlight's V2000CG is certified with SF Holding, and CATL's 350 Wh/kg battery passed tests. Market intelligence for foreign suppliers and investors in the low-altitude economy.

What China’s Pecan Anti-Dumping Deposits Mean for Foreign Ag Exporters

MOFCOM's preliminary anti-dumping ruling requires importers of U.S. and Mexican pecans to post per-company customs deposits from August 11. This policy briefing explains the ruling's impact on export contracts, landed costs, and how foreign ag exporters should respond.