MOFTEC has issued a new circular that offers some clarification on prior legislation and give more details about how non-listed foreign investment shares can be converted into B shares.
Capital Markets
- October 02, 2002
Issued: July 24 2002Effective: as of date of issueMain contents: See Shanghai Stock Exchange, Administration of Special Overseas Members Tentative Provisions…
September 02, 2002Issued: July 1 2002Effective: as of date of issueMain contents: The Circular supplements the Pilot Projects for Open-ended Securities Investment Funds…
September 02, 2002Issued: July 24 2002Effective: as of date of issueInterpreting authority: The Shanghai Stock ExchangeMain contents: The Provisions state that PRC resident…
September 02, 2002Issued: July 8 2002Main contents: The Opinion states that enterprise foreign debt safety is the basis of national foreign debt safety (Section One). After…
September 02, 2002Issued: June 18 2002Effective: June 22 2002Main contents: The Reply clarifies that a mortgage contract signed by a State-owned industrial enterprise with…
September 02, 2002Issued: August 16 2002Applicability: For the purposes of this Circular, "foreign-invested companies limited by shares" refers to foreign-invested companies…
September 02, 2002Issued: July 24 2002Effective: as of date of issueMain contents: Any listed company that wishes to issue new shares shall have to fit the requirements…
September 02, 2002Jones, Day, Reavis & PogueMainland China's stock markets, recently achieved a combined market capitalization of Rmb4.352 trillion (US$526 billion),…
September 02, 2002Issued: April 16 2002Main contents: The Requirements stipulate that State-owned companies limited by shares and non-State-owned companies limited by shares…
July 02, 2002
