Clifford Chance – In recent years China has implemented a range of initiatives to promote cross border investment and open up its capital markets.
In November 2013 the government set out a blueprint for China’s future reforms which outlined its plans to let market forces play a “decisive” role in determining pricing and allocating resources. While China seemed set on market liberalisation, bail-out measures taken by PRC regulators in response to the stock market crash in mid-June 2015 are delivering mixed messages. Here Clifford Chance experts explore the attempts to open up China’s capital markets, recent regulatory interventions and the outlook for China’s future development.