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China has cut red tape in its securities industry by scrapping 32 administrative procedures deemed 'outdated and tedious' by market participants.
The China Securities Regulatory Commission (CSRC) gave details of the rule changes on Christmas Eve.
They include:
The scrapping of the limit on domestic brokerages allowed to trade B shares.
The removal of initial licensing restrictions on sponsors of new share issues.
The scrapping of the initial licensing process for foreign securities firms setting up China representative offices.
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