Capital Markets

2010 is shaping up to be a significant year for China's capital markets, as they continue their struggle back to life after 10 months' inactivity

As the world meets in Copenhagen, CLP takes its annual look at the issues likely to grab headlines in the year to come, and finds that the future for China is green. In support of a shifting focus to sustainable development, the country's next five-year plan is likely to emphasise cleantech, low-carbon schemes and renewable energy

As the world meets in Copenhagen, CLP takes its annual look at the issues likely to grab headlines in the year to come, and finds that the future for China is green. In support of a shifting focus to sustainable development, the country's next five-year plan is likely to emphasise cleantech, low-carbon schemes and renewable energy

Although the PRC's regulators and regulations have coped well with recent financial market turmoil, the system is still too complex and not likely to…

China has dropped two places in the latest global rankings of international financial systems and capital markets. The World Economic Forum's Financial…

Transfer of a QFII's investment limit is no longer allowed.

Proceeds in excess of companies listed on China Gem may not be used for securities investment.

Investment limit of a QDII may be taken back by Safe if not used effectively.

Ratio of bond investment of insurance companies increased.