False profit statements and other forms of misrepresentation have plagued China's securities markets for years. A new SPC regulation directs the government's efforts to clean up the markets.
Promulgated: January 9 2003Effective: February 1 2003Applicability: "Investors" is defined as a natural person, legal person or other organization that…
Issued: December 23 2002Main contents: Appended to the Circular is a list detailing the items in respect of which examination requirements are to be abolished…
Promulgated: January 8 2003Effective: March 1 2003Interpreting authority: State Development Planning Commission, Ministry of Finance and State Administration…
Issued: November 28 2002Effective: December 1 2002Interpreting authority: China Securities Regulatory CommissionApplicability: The Guidelines do not apply…
Issued: November 18 2002Main contents: The Circular stipulates that establishment of securities companies or fund management companies with foreign equity…
In order to facilitate the implementation of the December 1 2002 Administration of Securities Investments in China by Qualified Institutional Investors…
Issued: December 21 2002Main contents: Appended to the Notice is a list of administrative examinations and approvals that are no longer required, for instance:-…
Issued: November 28 2002Effective: December 1 2002Interpreting authority: China Securities Regulatory CommissionApplicability: The Guidelines do not apply…