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Report: China's NSSF gives nod to another two firmsIn another round of private equity investment, China's National Social Security Fund has reportedly given initial approval to two domestic private equity firms, Shenzhen Capital Group and Science & Merchants Investment Management.
- Report: National pension to invest in China Development Bank
Mainland China's largest pension fund is reportedly looking to invest between RMB 20 billion and RMB 30 billion in the Chinese Bank. China's sovereign wealth fund CIC invested $20 billion in the same bank last December.
- Report: China’s CITIC, NSSF to launch $292m PE fund
CITIC Capital and China’s National Social Security Fund will launch a yuan-denominated private equity fund to invest in state-owned enterprises and industrial sectors.
- Shanghai to give foreign firms local status
Shanghai will allow foreign investors to register as local firms, granting them a preferable tax and legal status.
- Report: Chinese securities firms to launch private equity operations
In what is the latest in a series of reforms in China's private equity sector, regulatory authorities seem set to allow securities houses to start private equity operations.
- Report: China’s largest pension to invest in private equity
In a significant move by the Chinese government, the country's National Social Security Fund has been allowed to invest in non state-backed domestic private equity funds.
- China draws plans for domestic PE regulation
The China Securities Regulatory Commission has taken steps to give the country’s securities firms access to the private equity market, as China continues to formalise its regulation of domestic private equity.
- Report: Chinese insurers want access to private equity
The chairman of China’s largest life insurer wants the government to allow insurers to make private equity-style investments as well as invest in private equity funds.