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China allows overseas stock exchanges to establish offices

www.chinanews.cn 2007-05-21 09:23:21

(Source: Xinhua)

BEIJING, May 21 - China securities regulator Sunday unveiled management
rules that give green lights to the establishment of representative
offices of overseas stock exchanges in the country.
The rules will come into effect on July 1.
To be eligible, the stock exchanges should be in operation for more than
20 years and have fine financial records, according to the rules.
Meanwhile, their home country should have signed memorandum of
understanding on supervision cooperation with the China Securities
Regulatory Commission (CSRC).
The representative offices can only do non-operating activities including
liaison, promotion and research, the rules stated.
Violators will face warning, confiscation of all illegal earnings, or
even closure.
The offices are also required to report to the CSRC their large-scale
promotion plans targeted at local businesses and can go ahead only if
they get no rejection from the securities regulator 10 days after the
reporting.
The rules also ordered the offices to submit written reports to the CSRC
10 days after they give severe penalties to the companies listed on their
stock exchanges.
No less than half of the staff at the office should be Chinese, according
to the rules.
The rules also apply to the stock exchanges in Hong Kong, Macao and
Taiwan.
Earlier media reports said the U.S.-based Nasdaq Stock Market Inc. was
considering set up a representative office in China to woo more initial
public offerings in the fastest-growing major economy.

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