November 02, 2009
New rules allow greater investments in China's capital markets and impose a shorter lock-up period, but failure to comply could lead to the loss of QFII status
The Provisions raise the maximum investment limit of a QFII to US$1 billion but also prohibit a QFII from transferring such limit.
Pricing for exchangeable bonds made clear.
Sasac restricts state-owned shareholders from reducing shareholdings.
More scrutiny of banks' M&A activity.
China issue rules to regulate provision of financial information services by foreign organisations.
Llinks Law OfficesChristophe Han and Leo [email protected], [email protected] On June 24, the State-owned Assets Supervision and Administration…
Securities asset management business of securities company allowed access to the interbank bond market.
Asset re-organisation of listed companies carried out by state-owned shareholders requires advance approval before information disclosure.
Chambers & CompanyPierre Lau and Ben [email protected]; [email protected] The Australian Stock Exchange (ASX) has become a more popular…