CHINA SECURITIES REGULATORY COMMISSION

Implications of China’s Looming Market Evolution

By Editors | 10/04/2015

Implications of market structure changes for surveillance and risk management professionals.

China Regulator Moves to Control Margin Finance

By Editors | 08/04/2015

The China Securities Regulatory Commission has imposed new sanctions on six securities firms in an effort to control margin finance, an expanding form of securities lending that is fuelling a rally in shares.

China Allows Trade of New Index Futures in April

By Editors | 22/03/2015

China has allowed trade of two new types of stock index futures on the China Financial Futures Exchange (CFFEX) next month.

China’s SHFE to Launch Nickel, Tin Futures Trade

By Editors | 17/03/2015

China’s Shanghai Futures Exchange will launch nickel and tin futures trading on March 27, 2015.

China Regulators Seek A-Share Investors in US

By Editors | 12/03/2015

China Securities Regulatory Commission is talking with at least 30 large global institutional investors in the US to invest in China-listed shares, while lobbying for mainland stocks’ inclusion in key global indices such as the MSCI and FTSE.

Shenzhen Stock Connect May Include ChiNext Shares

By Editors | 10/03/2015

Hong Kong’s upcoming cross-border stock trade with Shenzhen will include stocks on the high-growth small and medium enterprise (SME) board, and also possibly stocks listed on ChiNext, a NASDAQ-style board.

China Regulator Plans to Give Banks Stock Broking Licenses

By Editors | 05/03/2015

As part of reforms that will permit financial institutions to conduct mixed businesses, China plans to issue banks with brokerage licenses, Reuters reported.

Hong Kong’s SFC Sees Robust Cross-Border Funds Exchange

By Editors | 26/02/2015

The Securities and Futures Commission expects about 600 Hong Kong and mainland Chinese funds to participate in a cross-border offering of funds that will be launched soon.

China Plans to Allow More Firms to List Overseas

By Editors | 19/01/2015

China Securities Regulatory Commission plans to allow more Chinese companies to list overseas and pledged increased collaboration with Hong Kong in developing the capital markets.