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China introduces registration for hedge funds
Amendments to China's Securities Investment Funds Law, effective from June 2013, will for the first time recognise hedge funds. This could lead to the establishment of a Chinese hedge fund industry
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Opening up of China market will not deplete Hong Kong RMB liquidity
The renminbi deposit base in Hong Kong banks will not face depletion even as investors have more ways of remitting the currency back to mainland China, say speakers at the Asian Financial Forum
Bucking the trend: Derivatives market liberalisation in China
In contrast to regulatory efforts in the US and Europe, China’s lawmakers are pushing for greater liberalisation of domestic derivatives, as Isda’s Jing Gu writes
Regulatory change will enable China insurers to reduce their asset-liability...
China insurers now allowed to invest in hybrid, convertible bonds and infrastructure asset and real estate
China ETFs look offshore
China’s vast pool of domestic savings has mostly been invested internally, but the proposed launch of exchange-traded funds linked to international shares could be a sign this is about to change. Justin Lee reports
China looks to offshore ETFs
China’s vast pool of domestic savings has so far been invested internally, but the launch of exchange-traded funds linked to international shares could be a sign that this is about to change. Justin Lee reports
China prepares for launch of cross-border ETF market
In the tightly regulated Chinese economy, the launch of ETFs linked to overseas shares marks a new form of investment vehicle available to mainland investors. However, challenges still remain due to structural differences in Chinese manufactured ETFs...
Chinese government hampering financial industry, World Bank warns
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