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Setting a framework

China’s long-awaited derivatives regulations are expected to be published by the end of the year, clearing some of the legal hurdles that have plagued the derivatives market. Nick Sawyer reports

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China’s new derivatives regulations have been a long time coming. Initially expected to be published in the middle of last year, the new rules have been delayed, firstly by a change in China’s leadership and then by the creation of a new banking regulator, the China Banking Regulatory Commission, both effectively consigning the new guidelines to the backburner. But the regulations

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