Cash management products are prohibited from investing in stocks, convertible bonds, or any financial instrument rated lower than AA+.
June 17, 2021The 29 firms that have entered the "white list" will receive lower levels of supervisory scrutiny and be allowed greater flexibility in their business processes.
June 2, 2021The rules require trading venues to improve trading rules, enhance risk monitoring, and establish appropriate investor suitability and information disclosure rules.
January 12, 2021Companies will be automatically delisted if their shares close below 1 yuan, or their market value remains below 300mn yuan, for 20 consecutive trading days.
December 22, 2020Korean regulators will work to enhance cross-agency information sharing, introduce a new market abuse monitoring system, and raise penalties for unfair trading activities.
October 22, 2020Regulators are reportedly considering allowing small and midsized banks to sell subordinated debt to local governments to replenish tier 2 capital.
August 26, 2020Targeted convertible bonds to be used to support mergers, acquisitions, reorganisation, restructuring, or refinancing of listed companies.
July 6, 2020China's State Council has reportedly agreed to allow local governments to purchase convertible bonds issued by certain small and midsize banks.
July 5, 2020Local governments will be allowed to buy ¥200bn in capital replenishment tools issued by small and midsize banks, with a fixed term, detailed repayment plan, and assurances on corporate governance and asset quality.
June 22, 2020Banks have already been using bond issuances and their own capital to carry out debt-to-equity swaps since 2016. They will now be allowed to offer these assets directly to investors.
May 8, 2020