China Stock Market Development Report 2004

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Features: This book comprehensively and detailedly summarizes the basic development of China's stock market in 2004 through seven sections. Its highlights include:
Section 1: Macro Overview: National Bank, Securities, and Insurance Workshops Held; Wen Jiabao Meets CEO of New York Stock Exchange; Huang Ju Emphasizes Broadening Sources of Social Security Fund; Wu Bangguo, Company Law, and Securities Law to Be Amended; Li Changchun, Reforming General Theaters in Shareholding Form; State Council's Landmark Document Resolutely Supports Stock Market Development; Three Urges to Implement "Nine Resolutions"; State Council Directly Buys Shares to Support Bank Reform; Insurance Funds Allowed to Directly Trade Stocks, etc.
Section 2: Listed Companies Overview; Basic Information of Listed Companies in 2003; Major Errors in First Quarterly Reports Released; Baosteel's Rights Offering Causes Debate; China Unicom's Rights Offering Ignored by Major Institutions; China Merchants Bank Forced to Reduce Bond Issuance Under Pressure; Basic Information of Independent Directors; Whole-Company Listing and Spin-off Listings; Myth of "New Investments Always Win" Shattered; Equity for Debt; Delong Group; Collapse; SME Board Launches; Jiangsu Qinhua Shocking the Market; Listed Companies Violating Regulations, etc.
Section 3: Full Circulation Emerges and Disappears; CSRC Tests Waters; Intense Investor Reaction; Listed Companies Test the Waters; China Overseas City's Major Shareholder Actively Increases Circulating Shares; Equity Splitting to Be Implemented, Full Circulation Temporarily Suspended; Excluding the Possibility of Some Individuals Holding Large Amounts of Non-Circulating Shares, Using the Issue to Bluff and Loudly Promote Full Circulation; Mainly Address Management System, Regulatory Quality, and Listed Company Quality—Not Reversing Priorities, Ignoring the Important, Focusing on the Minor, Exaggerating the Trivial, etc.
Section 4: Rights Protection Lawsuits; Investors Vigorously Pursue Yin Guangxia; Kaili Lawsuits Never End; Zhang He, a Small Shareholder of Zaozhuang, Sues ST Bohai, Despite Defeat, Yet Proud; Lianhua Flavoring's Small Shareholders Sue Major Shareholders; Investors Sue Daqing Linyun and Shengfangke, Winning Against Feudalism; Small and Medium Investors' Lawsuit Against Beijing Urban Construction Forced to Withdraw; Maolin Convertible Bonds Offends Investors; Zhengbaiwen Overcomes Every Obstacle, etc.
Section 5: Other Aspects of the Stock Market; The Stock Market Commemorates the 100th Anniversary of Deng Xiaoping's Birth, a Nanjing Investor Commits Suicide; an Investor Arrested for Threatening to Bomb the Shanghai Stock Exchange Due to Losses; CSRC Officials; Roaring Waves Criticizing Market Flaws; NPC's 50th Anniversary, "Securities Law" Included; Farewell; Vice President Shi Meilun, etc.
Section 6: Fund and Securities Firms Face Challenges; Fund Operations; Who Are the Heroes of 2003; Funds Raise Capital with False Promotions; Juting Fund Violates Regulations in Huge New Stock Subscription; First Listed Open-Ended Fund (LOF) Successfully Listed; Three-Year Leap; 100 Funds; Securities Firms' Rankings; Reporting Exam Cheating; Warning to Underwriting Representatives; China Southern Securities Administered by Government; CITIC Securities' Acquisition of GF Securities Shares Causes Controversy; Stock Pledged Loan, etc.
Section 7: Overall Trajectory of Market Performance; Goat and Monkey Portfolio Swaps; Bearish News Strikes, 1,600 Point Barrier Broken; Market Makes a Comeback; Shanghai Composite Breaks 1,300 Points Again, etc.
Section 8: Stock Market Database; Performance Overview; List of Relevant Laws, Regulations, Notifications, etc.; New Stock Issuance and Listing Overview; SME Board Issuance and Listing Overview; Rights Offering Overview; Rights Offering Overview; Stock Suspension, Resumption, and Delisting Overview, etc.