China
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China’s Capital Outflows Raise Spectre of Tobin Tax
Samuel Riding October 29, 2015SAFE considering moves to suppress abnormal and significant flows of short-term funds that seek arbitrage, official says.
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SSE Tightens Information Disclosure Requirements
Samuel Riding October 29, 2015Companies listed on Shanghai Stock Exchange will need to be more specific when making announcements impacting stock prices.
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China Targets “Black Banks” in Anti-Graft Campaign
Editors, Regulation Asia October 19, 2015Crackdown on illegal lending and money-laundering operations in a bid to prevent outbound flows of stolen assets.
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China Cracks Down on Illegal Reduction of Holdings
Editors, Regulation Asia October 13, 2015The China Securities Regulatory Commission has held a two-day hearing for 11 cases involving shareholders illegally reducing their stockholdings.
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China Drafts New Rules to Govern Automated Trading
Editors, Regulation Asia October 12, 2015China has issued draft regulations governing automated trading on three exchanges which include the adoption of a net daily purchase quota for some securities.
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CSRC Seeks Stronger Supervision of Client Trading at Brokerages
Editors, Regulation Asia October 12, 2015The China Securities Regulatory Commission is proposing guidelines for brokerages and wealth management firms to strengthen supervision of clients' transactions.
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China to Boost Lending to Venture Capital-Backed Startups
Editors, Regulation Asia October 11, 2015The China Banking Regulatory Commission is working on trial measures to encourage banks to make long-term loans to startup technology companies that are financed by venture capitalists.
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China Launches New Interbank Payment System
Editors, Regulation Asia October 10, 2015The People's Bank of China has launched the China International Payment System, a cross-border interbank payment system to facilitate yuan clearing transactions.
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CSRC Considers Lifting IPO Suspension
Editors, Regulation Asia October 4, 2015The China Securities Regulatory Commission is considering the resumption of initial public offerings, after halting approvals since July amid a domestic stock market meltdown.
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PBOC Reduces Down Payments for Home Buyers
Editors, Regulation Asia October 2, 2015The People's Bank of China will lower the minimum down payment requirement for first-time home buyers from 30 percent to 25 percent to support the residential property market.
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