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List of Partners vendors. The Qualified Foreign Institutional Investor QFII is a program that allows specified licensed international investors to participate in mainland China's stock exchanges. The Qualified Foreign Institutional Investor program was introduced by the People's Republic of China in to provide foreign institutional investors with the right to trade on stock exchanges in Shanghai and Shenzhen.
With the launch of the Qualified Foreign Institutional Investor QFII program in , licensed institutional investors were allowed to purchase and sell yuan-denominated "A" shares , which are shares of mainland China-based companies. However, specified quotas constrained foreign access to these shares.
The Chinese government used these quotas to regulate the amount of money that licensed foreign investors could invest in China's capital markets. The quotas are granted by China's State Administration of Foreign Exchange SAFE , and the quotas can be changed at any time in response to the country's current economic and financial conditions. In an effort to attract more foreign investment, SAFE announced it was eliminating quota restrictions in Sept. The type of investments that can be traded as part of the QFII system includes listed stocks but excludes foreign-oriented shares , treasury bonds, corporate debentures, convertible bonds, and other financial instruments as approved by the China Securities Regulatory Commission CSRC.
As of Sept. When the CSRC first launched the QFII program in , it mandated that certain prerequisites had to be met for investors to be accepted into the program. The CSRC determined these qualifications by the type of institutional investor who applied for a license, such as a fund management company or insurance business. A certain amount of foreign currency, transferred and converted to local currency, was also mandatory for approval.
In , the CSRC announced simplified rules that removed the assets under management criteria and years of experience needed by foreign investors. In Dec. For example, QFII program participants must convert their foreign currency into renminbi before investing in Chinese securities. Once all the regulatory approvals are obtained, foreign investors can open the accounts to start trading. Already client? Our latest award. Scope Eligible foreign applicants now include: Foreign fund management institutions Commercial banks Insurance companies Securities companies Futures companies Trust companies Government investment management companies Sovereign funds Pension funds Charity funds Endowment funds International organisations and other institutions recognised by the CSRC.
QFI Criteria The new QFI scheme has relaxed eligibility requirements by removing the net assets requirement, minimum business operating period requirement, etc.
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