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Mon, Dec 21 2009

UPDATE 1-China banks need $73 bln capital in 2010 -regulator

* Listed banks need to raise over 300 bln yuan next year

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China's bancassurance should change business model -survey

BEIJING, Dec 10 (Reuters) - Chinese banks and insurers should adopt a new business model aimed at building more exclusive and integrated ties to maintain growth in premiums, according to a survey by a consulting group and insurer.

China, HK shares fall on supply woes; financials weigh

* Central Huijin may not support bank fundraising - report

RPT-China shares at 2-wk high, property leads; HK down

(Repeats to fix Uni-President stock code in last paragraph)

HK, Shanghai shares down; commodities fall, Geely shines

* Geely Auto at record high after upbeat sales target (Updates to midday)

FACTBOX-Action heats up between China, Taiwan banks

TAIPEI, Dec 2 (Reuters) - China's ICBC is in talks to buy a stake in Taiwan's Cathay Financial , sources familiar with the matter said on Wednesday, in a deal that could be worth more than $3 billion. [ID:nHKG137367]

HK, China stocks retreat; HSBC, StanChart sink

* Investors cash out over fallout from Dubai debt problems (Updates to close)

China stocks end down 2.4 pct, worst week in 3 mths

SHANGHAI, Nov 27 (Reuters) - China's key stock index dropped 2.36 percent on Friday and marked its biggest weekly loss in three months, with Dubai's debt woes hurting bank stocks although traders said the fall was mainly driven by domestic factors such as worries over a possible clampdown on asset prices.

HK, China shares fall; HSBC, StanChart dive

* Banking, metals shares weigh on concern over Dubai debt

China lets banks invest in insurers - regulator

BEIJING, Nov 26 (Reuters) - China has formally started a trial to let its commercial banks invest in insurance companies, the banking regulator said on Thursday, in a long-awaited move to better integrate the country's financial sectors.

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