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MNI BRIEF: China To Boost Long-term Funds For Equity Market

MNI (BEIJING) - China will guide more insurance funds to invest in equities and promote the scale of equity funds in a bid to boost the market, according to a plan issued on the website of China Securities Regulatory Commission (CSRC) Wednesday. 

The plan, aiming to promote medium- and long-term capital entry into the market, said policy makers will encourage large state-owned insurance companies to increase the scale and actual proportion of investments in A-shares, steadily add to the proportion of equity assets in the National Social Security Fund and improve the market-based investment of corporate annuities, emphasising growing the scale and proportion of equity funds.

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MNI (BEIJING) - China will guide more insurance funds to invest in equities and promote the scale of equity funds in a bid to boost the market, according to a plan issued on the website of China Securities Regulatory Commission (CSRC) Wednesday. 

The plan, aiming to promote medium- and long-term capital entry into the market, said policy makers will encourage large state-owned insurance companies to increase the scale and actual proportion of investments in A-shares, steadily add to the proportion of equity assets in the National Social Security Fund and improve the market-based investment of corporate annuities, emphasising growing the scale and proportion of equity funds.

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