Why China is banning charities from risky investments

Nov 12, 2018

China is seeking to regulate the investment activities of charitable groups at a time when the country's philanthropic assets are growing rapidly.

China is banning charity groups from investing directly in a range of assets including stocks, loans, commodities and financial derivatives and instead wants them to use external managers because of their lack of investment expertise.

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