China bond market set to open up to foreign investors
Liberalisation of China's interbank bond market is predicted to continue this year, with touted reforms including looser repatriation rules, faster approvals for new entrants and a more attractive lock-up period.
China’s interbank bond market is expected to further open up to foreign investors this year, following on from the central bank's expansion of access in recent days
Further reforms are likely to see faster approvals given for access to the market, introduction of a registration regime, and fewer restrictions on repatriation and lock-up periods.
The opening up of the interbank bond market is part of China’s bid to liberalise its capital account, which is one requirement for inclu…
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