Stock Market Players, Systems, and the Future of China's Stock Market

Author: (English) Stephen Green, translated by Zheng Jianming
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Publishing Date: 2004-12-01
Features: This book was completed based on a three-year research study, interviews with market participants and regulators, and a review of top Chinese research findings. The seven chapters cover: the history of China's stock market, from the issuance of its first stock in the mid-1980s to the present; foreign investors' involvement in China's stock market through the B-share market and overseas listings of Chinese stocks; domestic investors, including millions of individual investors, securities companies, investment funds, and informal companies; the operational performance and issues of listed companies. An overview of the China Securities Regulatory Commission (CSRC) and a review of the regulatory frameworks for the primary and secondary markets. Major developments likely to occur in the next decade and the key challenges facing policymakers. The prospects for foreign investors entering China's stock market. In China's reforms, few stock markets have been more fascinating. Many government officials have fought for the regulation of the stock market. During its development, enormous wealth has been created. To successfully advance industrial reform, establish a modern pension system, and provide financing support for the government, it is crucial to have a well-functioning stock market. For this purpose, the book provides a detailed description of the development history, operating systems, participants, and potential future trends of China's stock market. It offers insights into the development of China's market economy for readers interested in the stock market and valuable advice for those interested in investment opportunities in China's stock market.