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Innovations
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Self−discipline
To conduct self-regulatory administration in the OTC market. -
Services
To safeguard legitimate rights of the members and to facilitate them in every possible way.
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Secretary- General Shi Wenchao met with Senior International Policy Advisor of HM Treasury
On the afternoon of 9 December, Shi Wenchao, Secretary- General of NAFMII, met with Creon Butler, Senior International Policy Advisor of HM Treasury, and Ally Moyses, Economist of HM Treasury on China and Southeast Asia, who were on a visit to China. Peter Mumford, an official from the British Embassy in China, was also present at the meeting.
The Outstanding debt financing instruments Volume Exceeding RMB 3 trillion
2012/01/12
NAFMII holds Credit Rating Development Seminar - Trends & Key Issues in China and Germany
2012/01/12
Secretary- General Shi Wenchao met with Senior International Policy Advisor of HM Treasury
2011/12/19
NAFMII Signed Trilateral MOU in Chongqing
2011/12/02
Research and Reports
Research on the Development of China's Municipal Bond
At present, China doesn't have municipal bond in a real sense. However, with the economic development, especially at the critical juncture of coping with the aftermath of world financial crisis and increasingly fierce international economic competition...
China Bond Market Analysis Report Second Quarter 2010
In the second quarter, the global economic recovery has slowed down, the European sovereign debt crises is far from an end, and the international financial market is increasingly unsteady. The major economies have disagreementson the issue of the...