Legislation roundup: Margin trading, stock exchange measures and sexual equality

August 31, 2012 | BY

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A securities finance programme launched today will boost margin trading while the Shanghai and Shenzhen stock exchanges have clarified rules on securities lending. Shenzhen has also issued the first regional regulations on sexual equality

Margin trading and short selling

China Securities Finance Corporation Limited, Rules on the Re-lending Business (Trial Implementation)

China is stepping up its developing margin trading programme. Eleven securities companies have been allowed to borrow money from the China Securities Finance Corporation, the agency approved by the China Securities Regulatory Commission, starting from August 30 2012 to re-lend it to clients for margin trading. The loan periods are seven days, 14 days and 28 days. Securities lending is also provided for in the Rules but is yet to kick off.

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Shanghai Stock Exchange, Implementing Measures for Securities Lending of the Re-lending Business (Trial Implementation)

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