The Tentative Measures allow PRC institutions and residents to invest in foreign financial products through PRC commercial banks, thus broadening their investment channels.
The Circular symbolizes further liberalization of the capital account foreign exchange purchase and remittance by PRC entities for making outbound foreign investments, following previous attempts in 2003 and 2005.
The Opinion clarifies issues such as organizational structure, incorporation form, timing and documentary requirements pertaining to approval applications, registration and capital contributions of foreign-invested enterprises, reinvestment requirements as well as approvals and registration of amendment.
After a one-year suspension of new share sales, the Measures reopen the PRC's stock market with tightened listing requirements. Meanwhile, the Measures removed restrictions on the amount of IPO proceeds and the one-year lock-up prior to the IPO.
Promulgated: May 18 2006Effective: as of date of promulgationMain contents: The Guidelines are composed of:Part One: General ProvisionsPart Two: ProspectusesSection…
In an attempt to clarify and modernize the PRC's regulations governing the public and private offerings of securities by listed companies, the Measures specified the three general requirements regarding the issuer's compliance record, profitability and accounting reports.
Promulgated: January 25 2006Applicability: Administration of the commencement of new construction projects and the commencement of the restructuring and…
Issued: February 16 2006Effective: May 1 2006Interpreting authority: Ministry of CommunicationsApplicability: These Measures apply to highway construction…
Promulgated: April 28 2006Effective: May 1 2006Main contents: The Provisions comprise:Part One: General ProvisionsPart Two: NSSF Overseas Investment ManagersPart…