Regulator lowers capital requirements for long-held shares in blue-chip and tech board indexes, the latest in a series of moves to guide ‘patient capital’ into the market
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China’s top financial watchdog has eased capital requirements for insurance companies’ long-term stock holdings, marking another step in the government’s effort to channel institutional funds into the nation’s equity markets.
China Life, PICC, Ping An, China Pacific and New China Life said they would deploy long-term capital after a sharp selloff, as…
The changes double the daily price limit for risk-warned shares and expand after-hours trading
Stock allocations hit 3.84 trillion yuan in the first quarter even as CSI 300 dropped 3.9%
Special sovereign bonds could be used for the first time to bolster insurers’ capital as solvency pressure builds
State Council guidelines target illegal fundraising, weak risk controls and inefficient use of state capital while backing funds…
New rules require deeper look-through reporting, stronger liquidation disclosures and greater transparency from private-fund…
