The China Securities and Regulatory Commission has issued further measures to help smooth the integration of tradable and non-tradable shares, but will they be enough to revive investor confidence?
July 02, 2005
Corporate Governance
Promulgated: May 23 2005Effective: as of date of promulgationInterpreting authority: People's Bank of ChinaApplicability: These Procedures apply to short-term…
July 02, 2005By Alex Zhang and Gilbert ZengWebsite: www.jonesday.comNearly three months following the promulgation of the Issues Relevant to Improving the Foreign…
July 02, 2005This Circular aims to promote the reform regarding the separation of equity ownership and trading rights of listed companies.
July 02, 2005Issued: June 8 2005Main contents: The Circular allows fund management companies to use their own funds to engage in fund investments and specifies the…
July 02, 2005Issued: May 23 2005Effective: as of date of issueInterpreting authority: People's Bank of ChinaApplicability: The term "short-term financing bills" (Financing…
July 02, 2005Promulgated: June 16 2005Effective: September 1 2005Main contents: According to the Provisions, enterprise names shall be composed of the administrative…
July 02, 2005Issued: June 16 2005Main contents: The Circular specifies the circumstances under which the controlling shareholder of a listed company may be released…
July 02, 2005Issued: June 16 2005Effective: as of date of issueMain contents: Fund offering applications submitted by compliant fund management companies with strong…
July 02, 2005For the first time, the State Council has offered substantive legal parameters for the growth of China's burgeoning domestic private sector. The Opinion issued by the State Council brings the legal status of local private enterprises closer to that enjoyed by state and foreign-owned companies. Despite this, there is still more to be done to make China's private sector globally competitive.
July 02, 2005