The China Securities Regulatory Commission (the CSRC) has promulgated new regulations that provide a long-awaited basis1 for the creation of foreign invested fund management companies in China.
July 02, 2002
Capital Markets
A detailed set of rules which governs the establishment of fund management companies with foreign equity participation.
July 02, 2002The China Securities Regulatory Commission (the CSRC, China's securities regulatory body), issued the Establishment of Securities Companies with Foreign Equity Participation Rules (the Securities JV Rules or the Rules) on June 1 2002. The Rules set out the conditions and procedures for the establishment of Chinese-foreign securities joint venture companies and they represent a limited opening up of China's securities industry to foreign investors.
July 02, 2002A set of rules which govern the establishment of securities companies with foreign equity participation.
July 02, 2002Governs the allocation process, listing, and trading of A shares in circulation.
June 02, 2002Issued: April 16 2002Main contents: The Guidelines list the conditions that a company proposing to offer shares will not violate the Company Law even if…
June 02, 2002Issued: May 28 2002Main contents: The Guidelines stipulate that the accumulative external investments (including the investment capital raised by the current…
June 02, 2002Deals with the resumption of the issue of new shares to investors in the secondary market after technical suspension.
June 02, 2002Relaxes restrictions on equity investment to trust and investment companies.
May 02, 2002The standard of commission charges and procedures for its determination and change.
May 02, 2002