China cracks down on offshore trading platforms after $1 trillion unauthorized outflow last year. Authorities target firms accused of helping investors bypass capital controls.
Authorities in China have launched a crackdown on offshore trading platforms accused of helping investors bypass capital controls, following an estimated $1 trillion in unauthorized capital outflows last year.
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