Security Watchdog: Quota for QFIIs set to increase China's securities watchdog yesterday promised to increase the investment quota for qualified foreign institutional investors (QFIIs) as part of a multi-pronged effort to boost the stock market.
China's State share reform doesn't mean 'selling out' China's top securities regulator said in Beijing on Monday, June 27, that the reform on non-tradable shares introduced recently aims at eliminating trading right difference between non-tradable and tradable shares, not floating all non-tradable shares at the stock market.
Futures firms move towards arbitrage A Chinese official is reported to have revealed that the State Council will allow some futures companies to do a certain type of futures trading on the overseas market by cross-market arbitrage practices.
Stock warrants may be issued China is considering launching warrant certificates on the domestic stock market, which experts say might offer a new approach to the ongoing experiment of State share sales.
China offered Tax incentives to spur stock market China announced decisions Monday to exempt some equity transactions from stamp tax and dividends from corporate and personal income tax in an effort to boost its bearish stock market.
China may cancel stock market dividend tax Updated: May 31, 2005
China was considering canceling the dividend tax paid by shareholders to liven the laggard stock market. Unidentified sources said that the State Council met last Tuesday and decided to remove the dividend tax beginning June 1.
