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对标国际通行规则 上海推进自贸离岸债高质量发展
"若干措施"鼓励使用人民币,兼容满足发行主体需要的外币。 在资金用途方面,"若干措施"要求发行主体发行自贸离岸债募集资金的用途应当符合相关管理规定,按 照"两头在外"原则,主要用于支持海外项目融资等。通过自贸离岸债募集的资金,或者投资主体投资自 贸离岸债获得的本金和利息,可以自由汇出境外,也可以按规定在上海自贸试验区内存放和使用。如果 募集资金归集后拟投向境内使用,应结合具体业务类型严格按照相关管理规定办理资金跨境事宜。 "若干措施"明确,要以打造具有国际竞争力的离岸债券为方向,定位于符合条件的发行主体为募集离岸 资金,遵循"两头在外"原则,通过在上海自贸试验区开展业务的登记托管机构、面向符合条件的投资主 体发行的、按期还本付息的有价证券以及其他可转让的债权证券化产品。 "若干措施"明确了自贸离岸债的发行主体、投资主体、承销环节、资金用途等规则。 在发行主体方面,"若干措施"明确,境外注册的金融企业、非金融企业、非法人组织,境外主权机构和 国际组织,以及境内企业的海外子公司(含SPV)均可作为发行人。政策同时鼓励境内企业的海外分子 公司积极利用自贸离岸债作为融资渠道。 在投资主体方面,范围涵盖在境外依法注册成 ...
上证观察家 | 拥抱“十五五”战略机遇 推动上海国际金融中心能级跃升
Sou Hu Cai Jing· 2025-09-27 02:50
"十五五"时期是上海国际金融中心建设迈向更高能级的关键阶段。要迎接挑战、抢抓机遇,通过制度突破、功能升级、开 放合作和技术革命,推动上海国际金融中心能级跃升,实现从"流量中心"到"功能中心"的质变。 □ 朱启贵 石少卿 □ 优化金融体系结构:建议通过加强多层次资本市场建设,畅通资金资本资产高质量循环,提升上海金融市场体系国内国 际资金资本资产配置质效;构筑服务技术革命性突破和产业深度转型升级的科技金融服务体系;构建服务发展方式转型的 可持续金融服务体系;加快发展数字金融体系 □ 完善金融监管体系:建议建立跨市场、跨业态、跨区域的监管协调机制,加强监管政策预期管理,培育透明公正的监管 文化,提升监管科技水平,丰富监管工具箱,构建完善有力的监管生态 □ 强化金融风险防控:建议建立健全金融风险监测预警应急处置体系和工作机制,加强重点领域、新兴领域的风险监测预 警和应急处置。同时,统筹金融体系风险防控与应急预案或替代方案 □ 提升金融法治环境:建议持续完善金融法律法规体系,着力提升金融司法效率和公信力,构建服务长三角金融一体化发 展的金融法治体系,持续打造国际金融争议解决高地,努力创造与国际接轨的金融法治环境 "十五 ...
今日国内外头条新闻
Sou Hu Cai Jing· 2025-06-19 10:29
Group 1 - Hainan Province will issue childcare consumption vouchers starting from June 19, 2025, to promote inclusive and standardized development of childcare services, targeting infants under 4 years old [2] - A job fair for 2025 graduates was held at Hainan University, featuring 93 employers offering 2,059 positions across various industries, as part of the "100-day sprint" initiative to enhance employment opportunities for graduates [2] Group 2 - The People's Bank of China announced eight major financial opening measures at the 2025 Lujiazui Forum, including the establishment of a digital RMB international operation center and personal credit institutions [3] - The China Securities Regulatory Commission (CSRC) introduced the "1 + 6" policy measures to deepen reforms, including the creation of a new growth tier for innovative companies [3] - The CSRC will allow qualified foreign investors to participate in ETF options trading starting October 9, 2025, and expand their participation in commodity futures and options trading from June 20, 2025 [3] Group 3 - The Ministry of Agriculture reported that as of June 18, the national summer grain wheat harvest was nearly complete, with a progress rate of 96% [3] - The Ministry of Emergency Management initiated a Level IV flood emergency response for several provinces on June 18, deploying three working groups to assist in flood relief efforts [3] Group 4 - The Chinese Ministry of Foreign Affairs reported that 791 citizens have been safely relocated from Iran, with over 1,000 others in the process of evacuation [3]
助力建设安全高效的金融基础设施 提升上海国际金融中心能级
Sou Hu Cai Jing· 2025-06-18 03:01
Core Viewpoint - The development of financial infrastructure is crucial for enhancing the competitiveness of Shanghai as an international financial center, with a focus on supporting the real economy, preventing financial risks, and promoting market innovation [1][6][11]. Group 1: Importance of Financial Infrastructure - Financial infrastructure serves as the backbone of the modern financial system, facilitating financial regulation, market openness, resource allocation, risk prevention, and product innovation [1][3]. - A robust financial infrastructure is essential for the high-quality development of financial markets and is a key component of financial system reform [2][4]. Group 2: Role of State-Owned Banks - State-owned banks, particularly the Bank of Communications, play a vital role in enhancing the financial infrastructure and supporting the development of Shanghai as an international financial center [10][11]. - The Bank of Communications aims to leverage its resources to enrich market participant structures and enhance market depth and activity [12][13]. Group 3: Tasks and Requirements for Financial Infrastructure - The elevation of Shanghai's international financial center requires financial infrastructure to provide efficient and diverse services, facilitating global capital allocation and supporting technological innovation [7][8]. - Financial infrastructure must also enhance risk prevention capabilities to ensure financial security and stability, particularly in the context of international financial activities [8][9]. Group 4: International Standards and Governance - The development of financial infrastructure should align with international high standards to participate effectively in global financial governance, promoting both inbound and outbound financial activities [9][14]. - Mechanisms such as "Bond Connect" and "Swap Connect" are examples of initiatives that enhance connectivity between domestic and international markets [9][14]. Group 5: Conclusion - Shanghai is positioned as a key node in the domestic and international economic cycles, with financial infrastructure development being critical for achieving high standards in market systems and facilitating comprehensive financial reforms [16].
加力支持企业“走出去”与“一带一路”建设,陆家嘴金融沙龙聚焦跨境金融服务升级
Di Yi Cai Jing· 2025-05-15 14:13
Core Insights - The article emphasizes the need for comprehensive financial solutions for enterprises "going global," moving beyond traditional financing to include investment, risk management, and professional consulting services [1][2] - The "Action Plan" aims to address various pain points in cross-border financial services, such as difficulties in fund transfers, limited financing channels, and inadequate foreign exchange risk management capabilities [2][3] Group 1: Cross-Border Financial Services - The facilitation of cross-border financial services is a key indicator of an international financial center's competitiveness, with Shanghai making significant progress in this area [2][4] - The "Action Plan" includes 18 specific policy measures across five areas: payment and settlement, foreign exchange risk management, financing services, insurance protection, and comprehensive financial services [2][3] - Digital empowerment and pilot policies, such as supporting RMB cross-border trade refinancing and optimizing currency pool management, are highlighted as key innovations [3][4] Group 2: Support for "Going Global" Enterprises - The "Belt and Road" initiative provides a vast space for Chinese enterprises to expand internationally, with financial support being crucial for successful overseas operations [5][6] - Standard Chartered Bank has supported 720 "Belt and Road" projects over the past five years, amounting to over $130 billion, showcasing the importance of international banking networks in facilitating these initiatives [6] - Insurance plays a vital role in risk management for "going global" enterprises, with companies like Yongcheng Insurance focusing on providing comprehensive risk coverage and participating in the development of international reinsurance capabilities [6][7] Group 3: Collaborative Efforts and Future Directions - Enhancing cross-border financial service facilitation requires collaboration between financial institutions and government departments [4][7] - Shanghai's government is committed to optimizing cross-border financial services through mechanisms that include legal protections and risk monitoring [7]