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Authorities in China are removing the cap on foreign ownership on a series of financial sector joint ventures (JVs), Zhu Guangyao, deputy minister at the Chinese Ministry of Finance (MoF), said on November 10. The news came on the heels of US president Donald Trump's visit to China. -
Chinese regulators are considering allowing mainland-based holders of Hong Kong-listed stocks to freely convert shares into H-shares, in a move that could open up swathes of liquidity in the city. Details are limited at this stage, but the decision would be a game changer for issuers and investors in Hong Kong’s equity market, market observers said this week.
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Société Générale has given additional responsibilities to two senior bankers working in the research department of its corporate and investment bank.
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China has long been cautious about opening up its capital markets as it learn from the lessons of other economies. But while such prudence has helped China avoid a crisis, it must not turn succumb to hubris and a wholesale rejection of the West’s experience.
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The State Council officially launched the financial stability and development committee (FSDC) – a new organ to co-ordinate financial reform and regulations – on November 8, appointing Ma Kai, vice-premier, as chairman of the committee.
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China’s policy of opening up its onshore market while holding a tight grip on capital flows is unsustainable, according to two Chinese academics, who called for a more proactive policy from China in promoting renminbi internationalisation.
