Capital Markets

Fund management companies in China used to face a restrictive investment regime, especially as legislation did not cover privately raised funds. Amendments to the Securities Investment Fund Law have opened up the process

Fund management companies in China used to face a restrictive investment regime, especially as legislation did not cover privately raised funds. Amendments to the Securities Investment Fund Law have opened up the process

Since relaxing the restrictions in 2008, Taiwan's capital markets have been inundated with IPOs, but foreign companies need to understand the proper restructuring arrangements before a formal application can be made

Foreign investors allowed to engage in futures trading

Scope of investment of pooled asset management plans of securities companies expanded.

Requirements on issuance of subordinated obligations lowered to decrease the cost of financing for securities companies.

CSRC relaxes restrictions on listing of H-shares.

China to allow issuance of preference shares.

The China Securities and Regulatory Commission (CSRC) rolled out a series of reforms in 2012 that showed that its commitment to opening up the country's capital markets remains strong