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Presented by South China Morning Post and the Faculty of Business and Economics of The University of Hong Kong

China Business Seminar Series

Seminar 3: China Capital Market Policy Reform

Monday, 26 November 2007
Atrium, 39/F, Island Shangri-La, 8:00am to 10:15am

South China Morning Post and the Faculty of Business and Economics of The University of Hong Kong have created this seminar series to explain and debate China's policy development and reform programmes with input from Mainland and overseas experts. Through this Series, we seek to raise awareness and understanding of these issues on all sides of the debate, and create opportunities for the transfer of knowledge and closer collaboration with investment in the Mainland.

In this seminar, we will discuss:

How should the mechanisms for capital going in and out of China be improved or reformed?
Why is the through train policy not moving faster? What is Beijing worried about?
QDII is opening up slowly, first through banks and insurers, then brokerages, then mutual funds. Is this gradual process really going to work?
What effects will the through train and QDII have on the efficiency of domestic capital on domestic markets and companies?
Are there sufficient regulatory structures in place for the domestic private equity?
What else needs to be done to drive China's debt financial markets, which are dominated by business relationships and state control?
Why is the offshore debt financial market still necessary?

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