China establishes investor protection fund

Investment

9 September 2005


China has set up a US$779 million fund to protect investors against stock market losses, compensating investors with accounts in bankrupt brokerages, the FT reported. Many Chinese brokerage companies have suffered scandals and mismanagement in recent years. The development comes amid a concerted government overhaul of the country's markets that aims to make all shares tradable.




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