The total funds (investment principal and returns) that a QFII may outwardly remit each month may not exceed 20% of its total domestic assets as at the end of the previous year.
China's government has unveiled a series of new measures to crack down on corruption, including a unified database of cases that could ruin a business's reputation. Internal compliance programmes need to be strengthened and updated
The General Office of the China Insurance Regulatory Commission has issued Tentative Provisions over securities investment by insurance institutions, while the State Council has issued Regulations for credit collection
The amendments to China's 2008 Employment Contract Law have closed some loopholes but simplistic definitions and vague wording have created new ones. Questions also remain over how aggressively the new Law will be enforced
The amendments to China's 2008 Employment Contract Law have closed some loopholes but simplistic definitions and vague wording have created new ones. Questions also remain over how aggressively the new Law will be enforced
The Supreme People's Court has issued an Interpretation on criminal cases over remuneration, while the China Securities Regulatory Commission has produced Guidelines on the use of proceeds raised by listed companies
Fund management companies in China used to face a restrictive investment regime, especially as legislation did not cover privately raised funds. Amendments to the Securities Investment Fund Law have opened up the process