The China Securities Regulatory Commission (the CSRC) has promulgated new regulations that provide a long-awaited basis1 for the creation of foreign invested fund management companies in China.
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- July 02, 2002
Issued: June 20 2002Effective: as of date of issue for Articles 1 to 3 and six months as of date of issue for Article 4Main contents: The Reply states…
July 02, 2002Issued: November 27 2001Effective: January 1 2002Applicability: The Financial Enterprise Accounting System is initially applicable to listed financial…
July 02, 2002Promulgated: June 1 2002Effective: July 1 2002Main contents: The Rules specify the business that a securities company with foreign equity participation…
July 02, 2002Promulgated: June 1 2002Effective: July 1 2002Main contents: The Rules list the conditions that an overseas shareholder of a fund management company must…
July 02, 2002Issued: April 23 2002Main contents: The Opinion sets forth conditions in addition to the conditions specified in the Shanghai Municipality, Brokers Regulations…
July 02, 2002Promulgated: June 29 2002Effective: January 1 2003Main contents: The Law contains seven parts dealing with funding assistance, business establishment support,…
July 02, 2002Promulgated: May 12 2002Effective: as of date of promulgationMain contents: Toxic substances are divided into general toxic substances and highly toxic…
July 02, 2002Promulgated: June 5 2002Effective: as of date of issueMain contents: The Measures are a revision of the previous law promulgated in January 2001. The new…
July 02, 2002Issued: June 1 2002Effective: January 1 2002Main contents: The Circular states that income derived from investments in addition to those prescribed in…
July 02, 2002
