In the News: US Extends Export Controls; China Opens Bond Repo Market; and DJI Blacklisted in US

U.S. export controls extended to subsidiaries of Chinese companies | PBOC broadens foreign access to its bond market by aligning China’s repo framework with global standards | U.S. court rules that DJI failed to counter proof of its military links.

By CLP staff

US Extends Restrictions on Chinese Blacklisted Companies

The U.S. government announced in late September that export controls applicable to companies on the Entity List and Military End-User (MEU) List are automatically extended to those companies’ subsidiaries, The Financial Times reports.

U.S. companies are banned from exporting to companies on the Entity List unless they obtain a license, which is often refused in cases involving blacklisted Chinese companies.

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