Beijing: China lifted some restrictions on foreign investment in the financial sector as the world’s second largest economy fights slowing growth at home and a damaging trade war with the United States.
China will remove shareholding limits on foreign ownership of securities, insurance and fund management firms in 2020, one year earlier than originally planned, the Financial Stability and Development Committee said in a statement posted by the central bank on Saturday.
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