Currently, alternative investment funds that acquired shares 180 days before an IPO are subject to a 365-day lock-up period.
April 2, 2021A 36 month lock up period is being introduced for investors who purchase shares in companies within 12 months before their IPO applications.
February 12, 2021The revisions lower foreign investor asset requirements, reduce the lock-up period from three years to 12 months, and expands investment channels to include IPOs and tender offers.
June 23, 2020China has scrapped the quota of its two leading inbound investment programmes, but the move appears unlikely to give its onshore capital markets a shot in the arm.
May 14, 2020The move is said to be aimed at strengthening support for the real economy by allowing VC and PE firms to more quickly reinvest in startup firms.
March 10, 2020The CSRC has relaxed pricing and lock-up restrictions to incentivise listed companies to raise new funding from strategic investors through non-public offerings.
February 15, 2020