China's Financial Sector: New guidelines for asset management products ​
[]
Error loading player: No playable sources found
And last November, the financial sector saw the release of a package of tough regulations the People's Bank of China and other regulators.
New guidelines concerning asset management products say that issuers won't be able to use asset management products to invest in commercial banks' credit assets or provide "channel services" for other institutions in order to skirt regulations. Financial institutions also won't be able to create asset pools to manage funds raised through asset management products.
Leverage levels will be limited to prevent any asset price bubbles. And highly-indebted companies can no longer invest in such products.
Among other things, financial institutions will have to set aside 10 percent of their management fee income as risk reserves. Regulators will provide a transitional period for asset management companies to comply with the new rules, which will take effect by the end of June 2019.  

TOP NEWS

Xi Jinping urges China, Vietnam to jointly march toward modernization
{"type":2,"value":"CGTN","commentator":[],"valueShow":true,"commentatorShow":false}

China

14:13, 14-Apr-2025

China urges U.S. to end maximum pressure with 'reciprocal tariffs'
{"type":2,"value":"CGTN","commentator":[],"valueShow":true,"commentatorShow":false}

China

08:42, 14-Apr-2025

China sees 15.3% increase in entry-exit trips in Q1 of 2025
{"type":2,"value":"CGTN","commentator":[],"valueShow":true,"commentatorShow":false}

China

02:32, 15-Apr-2025