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Foreigners face muddled China equity ownership rules

Min Ho
Investors admit that regulations over foreign ownership of Chinese firms' shares are unclear as to the size of stakes allowed. The problem comes from interpretation of the rules regarding A shares and H shares.
Foreigners face muddled China equity ownership rules

Foreign fund managers with holdings in Hong Kong-listed mainland companies remain confused as to whether buying more shares in the same listed A-share firms could contravene China’s ownership rules.

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