In the News: Hong Kong Sanctions; Shortened Negative Lists; and Securities Licenses

U.S. Senate passes bill threatening sanctions against financial institutions, officials over Hong Kong; China shortens negative lists to further open up economy to foreign investment; and CSRC plans to grant securities licenses to domestic commercial banks

7 minute readJune 29, 2020 at 05:27 AM
By
Vincent Chow
In the News: Hong Kong Sanctions; Shortened Negative Lists; and Securities Licenses

The United States is ramping up its response to Hong Kong's controversial national security law (NSL) as a new bill threatening sanctions on foreign officials and entities moves one step closer to becoming law.

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