CSRC introduces raft of QFII relaxations
The regulator improves the process of QFII applications and quotas, easing limits on asset allocation and structured products.
China's securities regulator has moved to allow different subsidiaries under one group to apply for separate QFII licences among a raft of relaxations on the procedures for applications and quotas.
The China Securities Regulatory Commission (CSRC) has also granted flexibility in QFII asset allocation, amid changes revealed at a meeting attended by QFII custodian banks last week.
These appear in place already. Fullerton Fund Management, a subsidiary of Singapore sovereign wealth …
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