China approves $2.91b QFII quotas
Updated: 2012-03-10 00:00
(Xinhua)
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BEIJING - China's State Administration of Foreign Exchange (SAFE) said Friday that so far in 2012 it has approved investment quotas of 2.91 billion US dollars to 23 Qualified Foreign Institutional Investors (QFII).
An earlier figure released by the SAFE showed the QFII quotas was 3.11 billion US dollars, but the SAFE updated the figure to 2.91 billion US dollars a few hours later.
SAFE recently approved 1.86 billion US dollars in investment quotas to 12 QFIIs during SAFE's QFII review meeting.
SAFE said it will moderately speed up QFII approvals and enhance the transparency of information publication, so as to further support the reform and development of China's capital market.
By Friday, SAFE had granted 129 QFIIs a total investment quota of 24.55 billion US dollars.
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