Capital Markets

New Measures have simplified the regime for private funds in China and enhanced the CSRC's authority. But key issues are left unresolved and confusion over the tripartite regulatory system remains a problem

More foreign-invested projects have been removed from the Shanghai FTZ negative list.

The development of multi-level capital markets provides new opportunities for venture capital and private equity investment. The benefits are amplified in Guangdong, where the various equity exchanges boost the development of tech companies

Issued: July 22 2014Main contents: When a shareholder holding 5% of the shares is to reduce its shareholding, it is required to disclose the same in advance.…

Issued: July 11 2014Main contents: The Draft abolishes the requirement for prior examination approval of a takeover offer and for the examination and…

Issued: July 11 2014Main contents: The Draft abolishes the requirement for the examination and approval of material purchases, sales and exchanges…

Issued: July 11 2014Main contents: According to the Draft, a qualified investor is an entity or individual that invests not less than Rmb1 million in any…

Yong Kai Wong, general counsel of CITIC Capital Holdings, explains how the Chinese government faces challenges in striking a balance between developing the domestic capital markets and responding to the country's evolving economic model

Issued: July 4 2014Main contents: The Draft enumerates seven circumstances under which voluntary delisting is triggered by a takeover, buyback, merger…