In the News: QFII Investment Quotas Scrapped; China-US Trade War 'Goodwill'; Insurance Affiliate Transactions Scrutinized; and Surging Pork Prices Spark Alarm

China scraps QFII quotas on foreign investment in capital markets; China and U.S. exchange goodwill gestures ahead of trade talks; CBIRC tightens regulation surrounding affiliate transactions in insurance sector; and surge in pork prices spark government scramble to increase production with subsidies

9 minute readSeptember 16, 2019 at 02:19 AM

Vincent Chow

In the News: QFII Investment Quotas Scrapped; China-US Trade War 'Goodwill'; Insurance Affiliate Transactions Scrutinized; and Surging Pork Prices Spark Alarm

China scraps QFII and RQFII investment quotas, further opening up capital markets

China will remove caps under two programs on foreign investment in its capital markets, the world's second largest. The State Administration of Foreign Exchange (SAFE), China's currency regulator,

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