Listed state-owned enterprises (SOEs) present strategic foreign investors with attractive investment opportunities, as they seem to have a pricing advantage and better corporate governance compared with domestic private companies. However, what challenges are involved in acquiring a minority stake in a listed SOE?
The China Securities Regulatory Commission (CSRC) has issued new regulations that will require China's securities companies to keep their capital provisions,…
Promulgated: May 17 2006Effective: May 18 2006Main contents: The Measures comprise:Part One: General ProvisionsPart Two: Offering ConditionsPart Three:…
Promulgated: May 18 2006Effective: as of date of promulgationMain contents: The catalogue of application documents appended to these Guidelines is the…
Promulgated: May 6 2006Effective: May 8 2006Main contents: The Measures comprise:Part One: General ProvisionsPart Two: Conditions for the Public Offering…
Issued: May 29 2006Effective: as of date of issueApplicability: The term 'due diligence' refers to the process whereby a sponsor conducts a comprehensive…
Promulgated: May 9 2006Effective: as of date of promulgationApplicability: These Measures shall apply to the review by the Public Offering Review Committee…
Promulgated: June 7 2006Effective: July 10 2006Main contents: Where the following personnel violate the laws, administrative regulations or relevant provisions…
China is one step closer to the qualified domestic institutional investor (QDII) programme, allowing banks, fund management firms, insurers and securities institutions to convert Chinese clients' renminbi into foreign currency and invest it overseas.
New restrictions are in place on share offering, price floor and private placements in particular for foreign strategic investors. A new three-stage application process is introduced.