China's financial regulatory bodies are intensifying efforts to support the silver economy through increased direct financing for qualified listed companies, including refinancing and mergers and acquisitions. Concurrently, the People's Bank of China (PBOC) is conducting a survey on bond investments among selected banks as part of its interest rate self-regulatory mechanism. The financial regulator has announced plans to actively guide banking and insurance institutions in reducing costs, improving efficiency, and expanding capital replenishment channels. Additionally, coordinated efforts will be made for risk management and the transformation and development of small to medium-sized financial institutions. The National Financial Regulatory Administration (NFRA) is also set to gradually expand equity investment pilots for Asset Investment Companies (AICs).
CHINA'S NFRA: TO GRADUALLY EXPAND EQUITY INVESTMENT PILOTS FOR AICs (Asset Investment Companies). CHINA'S NFRA: TO GUIDE BANKS AND INSURERS TO CUT COSTS AND BOOST EFFICIENCY, AND EXPAND CAPITAL REPLENISHMENT CHANNELS.
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CHINA'S FINANCIAL REGULATOR: WILL MAKE COORDINATED EFFORTS FOR RISK MANAGEMENT, TRANSFORMATION AND DEVELOPMENT OF SMALL AND MEDIUM-SIZED FINANCIAL INSTITUTIONS