China is thinking of expanding RMB qualified foreign institutional investment (RQFII) and QFII quotas in the future.
Chinese investors agonized over underperforming stock markets this year but are hoping for better rewards in 2013.
Global institutional investors are waiting for the perfect time to pitch themselves into the Chinese mainland stock market next year.
Chinese stock investors and analysts are pinning their hopes on the further reform of the securities sector to end a long-running bear market.
China plans to open the fund custody business to overseas banks, in a bid to improve market-oriented competition and promote investment supervision.
China's securities watchdog allowed overseas investors to hold higher stakes in the country's securities firms to relax controls on foreign investment.
China Securities Regulatory Commission has canceled 32 of its administrative procedures, subject to central government approval, and delegated some to lower levels, according to information made public on Sunday by the State Council, China's cabinet.
Supervision of listed companies in the growth enterprise market will be strengthened and special regulations are ready for unlisted small-scale businesses.
China's stock watchdogs need to cut approval procedures and let market rules play a leading role amid the current stock market downturn.
The expanded pilot share-transfer market for unlisted companies will start to trade on Friday, and eight companies will be part of the experimental new board,.
China's top securities watchdog said Friday that it is considering a regulation on the salary of brokerage executives.
China's top securities regulator has enlarged the shareholding ratio for foreign capital in joint venture securities companies.
China's securities regulator said on Sunday that it will launch the employee stock ownership plan for listed companies at a "proper time".
The China Securities Regulatory Commission approved 41 new qualified foreign institutional investors so far this year, accounting for 23 percent of the total QFII for the last 10 years.
China's securities regulator has given priority to enterprises from the country's western regions that are seeking approval for IPO.
A new regulation aimed at facilitating the formation of employee stock ownership plans has received mixed reviews from experts.
Securities regulator issued a draft regulation for listed companies that offer shares to employees, to make more staff benefit from stock ownership.
The State Council has approved the expansion of a pilot share-trading platform into three more development zones.
The China Securities Regulatory Commission has confirmed its coordinating efforts with relevant departments to reduce the stamp duty, but the move is far from being a bailout.
China Securities Regulatory Commission (CSRC) announced Thursday that it will further cut stock market transaction fees in a bid to ease burdens on investors amid sluggish market sentiment.
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