Legislation roundup: QFII investors, securities trading and online payment services

April 03, 2014 | BY

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This week the Shanghai Stock Exchange relaxed the rules for Qualified Foreign Institutional Investors, the Securities Association of China established a negative list and the PBOC set limits for online payments

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Shanghai Stock Exchange, Implementing Rules for Securities Trading by Qualified Foreign Institutional Investors andRenminbi Qualified Foreign Institutional Investors


The Rules broaden the investment scope of qualified foreign institutional investors and renminbi qualified foreign institutional investors, adding new products such as preference shares, policy financial bonds, asset-backed securities and advance offerings of treasury bonds. The Rules also increase the aggregate shareholding limit for foreign investors in A shares of a listed company from 20% to 30%, while that for a single foreign investor remains unchanged. Additionally, strategic investments in listed companies by foreign investors are not subject to such limits.


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Further reading


Securities Association