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中国银行业对外金融资产和负债（2019年3月末） 2019-06-28/anhui/2019/0628/1282.html
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近日，全国外汇市场自律机制秘书处一行来到安徽合肥，调研安徽省银行外汇和跨境人民币业务展业自律机制发展情况，在中国银行安徽省分行与7家核心成员行代表开展座谈，外汇局安徽省分局国际收支处及人行合肥中支跨境办负责人受邀参加了座谈会。此次全国外汇市场自律机制秘书处来皖调研，为安徽省银行展业自律机制下一步的深化发展启发了工作思路，有利于提升我省外汇业务和自律管理的整体水平。 2019-07-03/anhui/2019/0705/1284.html
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问：现钞可以直接汇款吗？ 答：根据《个人外汇管理办法实施细则》（汇发〔2007〕1号）第十四条的规定，境内个人汇出用于经常项目支出的外币现钞，当日累计等值1万美元以下（含）的，可凭本人有效身份证件在银行办理；超过上述金额的，凭经常项目下有交易额的真实性凭证、经海关签章的《中华人民共和国海关进境旅客行李物品申报单》或本人原存款银行外币现钞提取单据办理。 2019-07-08/hainan/2019/0708/978.html
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问：外资企业做提前清算，注册币种是美元，清算所得能否以人民币的形式汇出？ 答：可以。企业清算时所得汇出资金的币种与注册资本币种可以不一致。 2019-07-08/hainan/2019/0708/979.html
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近日，外汇局宁波市分局召开专题座谈会，了解资本项目收入结汇支付便利化试点推进情况和政策实施效果。 2019-07-08/ningbo/2019/0708/1082.html
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附件：7月8日人民币汇率中间价及人民币对美元汇率变动表 2019-07-08/ningbo/2019/0708/1083.html
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Beijing, 29 April 2019 –Silk Road Fund, a medium to long term investment fund dedicated to support the Belt and Road Initiative (BRI), and Surbana Jurong, a global urban and infrastructure consultancy headquartered in Singapore, today entered into a Framework Agreement to implement the China-Singapore Co-Investment Platform, which will focus on infrastructure projects primarily in Southeast Asia. The agreement was signed by Mr. Wang Yanzhi, President of the Silk Road Fund and Mr. Wong Heang Fine, Group CEO of Surbana Jurong, in the presence of China’s Premier Li Keqiang and Singapore’s Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong. Under the agreement, the partners will set up a co-investment platform that is primarily focused on greenfield infrastructure projects in Southeast Asia. The partners expect to invest about US$500 million over the next few years, with each partner investing in principle equal amounts in the projects. Investments of the platform could take various forms, including equity and debt. This partnership was initiated and facilitated by Infrastructure Asia, a regional infrastructure project facilitation office under the Singapore government. It brought Surbana Jurong and Silk Road Fund together due to their complementary capabilities and common intent of investing in Southeast Asia. Surbana Jurong, which will invest through its investment arm, Surbana Jurong Capital, will leverage its familiarity with local markets and recommend projects to the platform, and both partners will then jointly assess the suitability of the projects for investment. The Platform is well-positioned to tap opportunities arising from BRI and aims to promote infrastructure development and connectivity, contributing to the sustainable economic and social growth of communities across BRI countries. This partnership will leverage both partners’ unique strengths for optimal investment returns. Surbana Jurong, as one of the largest Asia-based urban and infrastructure consultancies, has over 70 years of successful project deliveries and multi-disciplinary operating teams in over 40 countries, giving it unique insights into projects’ viability. Silk Road Fund brings to the partnership years of experience and expertise, having invested in dozens of infrastructure projects in diverse markets. It also boasts wide networks within and outside China and has strong access to capital. Mr Wang Yanzhi, President of Silk Road Fund said, “Silk Road Fund is strongly committed to advancing economic and social development of Southeast Asia through infrastructure investments, and we are happy to have Surbana Jurong and Infrastructure Asia as our partners. Leveraging each party’s complementary networks and know-hows, this Co-Investment Platform will take market-driven approach and strike a good balance among project returns, social progress and environmental protection. We look forward to working closely with our partners on future projects and making the Platform a testament to the shared vision of the Belt and Road Initiative.” Mr Wong Heang Fine, Group Chief Executive Officer of Surbana Jurong said, “Infrastructure development is an important driver of connectivity and economic growth. As Southeast Asia continues to grow and see huge demand for infrastructure, the opportunities for the China-Singapore Co-Investment Platform are immense. Contributing our multi-disciplinary technical urban and infrastructure know how, as well as our extensive and deep sourcing and operating knowledge globally, we are excited to partner Silk Road Fund, as we look to combine our capabilities in investing and project risk analysis to deliver sustainable returns.” Mr Seth Tan, Executive Director of Infrastructure Asia, said, “The right partnership, such as this co-investment platform, can help better source, conduct proper due diligence on, and bring to the fore addressable and bankable regional infrastructure opportunities. Moreover, the platform’s positioning is an important offering to regional demand markets. Infrastructure Asia will continue to support the Co-Investment Platform by, for example, highlighting opportunities to the platform.” - End - About Silk Road Fund Co. Ltd Silk Road Fund Co., Ltd. (“SRF”) is a Beijing-based medium to long term investment fund established under the PRC Company Law on December 29, 2014. The committed funding in SRF announced by the Chinese government is USD40 billion and RMB100 billion. SRF endeavors to enhance the connectivity of the Chinese economy with the rest of the world and promote the development and prosperity of both China and other countries. SRF focuses on projects with optimal risk-return profiles in broad sectors such as infrastructure, energy & resources, industrials and financial services. It seeks to achieve its own financial sustainability and good investment returns for the shareholders in the medium to long run. SRF’s investment takes a variety of forms, including primarily direct equity investment, as well as debt financing and investment in other funds. SRF is also mandated to sponsor and establish investment funds with domestic or international financial institutions. As a responsible corporate citizen, SRF strives to comply with all applicable laws and attaches great importance to environmental protection and sustainable development. It is committed to bridging people across the world and building a better global community together with its business partners. About Surbana Jurong Private Limited Surbana Jurong is one of the largest Asia-based urban and infrastructure consulting firms. Leveraging technology and creativity, Surbana Jurong provides best-in-class consultancy solutions across the entire value chain of the urbanisation and infrastructure domains. Headquartered in Singapore, the Surbana Jurong Group has a global workforce of over 14,500 employees in more than 130 offices across over 40 countries in Asia, Australia, UK, the Middle East, Africa and the Americas, and an annual turnover of around S$1.5 billion. The Surbana Jurong Group of companies include SMEC and Robert Bird Group in Australia, Sino-Sun in China, AETOS, KTP, SAA in Singapore and B+H in Canada. Surbana Jurong has a track record of close to 70 years, and has built more than a million homes in Singapore, crafted master plans for more than 30 countries and developed over 100 industrial parks globally. Surbana Jurong’s motto ‘Building Cities, Shaping Lives’ reflects its belief that development is more than just steel and concrete. Surbana Jurong creates spaces and designs infrastructure where people live, work and play, shaping cities into homes with sustainable jobs where communities and businesses can flourish. About Infrastructure Asia Infrastructure Asia (“IA”) aims to support Asia’s social and economic growth through infrastructure development. IA was established by the Enterprise Singapore and Monetary Authority of Singapore to support infrastructure financing and development in the region. It does so through early project scoping, best practice sharing and brokering, harnessing Singapore’s best-in-class infrastructure ecosystem (international developers, engineering and professional services, along with financial institutions and multilateral development entities). It also works hand-in-hand with global players in the regional infrastructure ecosystem, and leverages the collective capabilities and networks of various government agencies to catalyse more trade and investments into infrastructure in the region. 2019-04-30/en/2019/0430/1506.html
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On May 19, Pan Gongsheng, Deputy Governor of the People’s Bank of China (the PBOC) and Administrator of the State Administration of Foreign Exchange (SAFE) received an interview by a reporter from the Financial News regarding the current operation of China’s financial and foreign exchange markets. Financial News: What would you say about the current operation of China’s financial and foreign exchange markets? Pan Gongsheng: First, China’s economy is running smoothly on the whole, the main indicators remain within a reasonable range, the shift from old drivers to new drivers is accelerating and the macroeconomic fundamentals are sound. In April, China’s manufacturing purchasing managers’ index (PMI) was 50.1%, continuing to be in the expansion range. The macro policies still have considerable operation space and there is a rich selection of policy instruments. Since the beginning of this year, counter-cyclical adjustment has been strengthened under the prudent monetary policy, which makes the policy more forward-looking and flexible, and maintains reasonable liquidity. Such efforts have promoted the rapid growth of social credit and resulted in moderately tight monetary and financial conditions. Meanwhile, financial sectors have stepped up their support for private enterprises as well as micro and small enterprises. At the end of April, the broad money supply (M2) increased by 8.5% year on year, 0.2 percentage point higher than the same period last year. China’s steady economic and financial operation lays a solid foundation for a reasonable and stable development pattern of the foreign exchange market and RMB exchange rate. Since the beginning of this year, China’s foreign exchange market has been running smoothly. The inflow of foreign capital has increased, the foreign exchange reserves have risen steadily, and the expectation of foreign exchange market has been stable on the whole. Second, we will, in accordance with the established guidelines, unswervingly promote the financial opening-up, maintain the continuity and stability of the financial reform and opening-up policy, resolutely implement the financial reform and opening-up policy which has been deployed, further facilitate the two-way opening-up of the financial market, deepen the foreign exchange administration reform, improve the liberalization and facilitation level for cross-border trade and investment, earnestly protect the legitimate rights and interests of foreign investors, and create more convenient and friendly investment environment for domestic and foreign investors. Third, in recent years, we have accumulated rich experience and sufficient policy instruments in dealing with fluctuations in the foreign exchange market, and adopted necessary counter-cyclical adjustment measures to strengthen macro-prudential management in light of the changing situations. We have cracked down upon irregularities on the foreign exchange market, to maintain the good order of the foreign exchange market. We have the solid foundation, confidence and capabilities to maintain the steady operation of China’s foreign exchange market and keep the RMB exchange rate basically stable at a rational and balanced level. 2019-05-19/en/2019/0604/1508.html
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In order to fully implement the spirit of the 19th CPC National Congress and the second and third plenary sessions of the 19th CPC Central Committee, effectively guard against and mitigate financial risks, the State Administration of Foreign Exchange (SAFE) has earnestly implemented the deployment of special rectification of Internet financial risks, and vigorously promoted the clean-up and rectification of illegal online foreign exchange speculation platforms. We hereby inform you of the recent investigation and punishment of relevant cases as follows: Upon investigation and verification, Shenzhen ThinkMarkets Consulting Co., Ltd. provided business promotion services for the online foreign exchange speculation platform operated by its overseas shareholders, solicited domestic investors to participate in overseas foreign exchange margin trading, and collected service fees in violation of regulations, which violates Article 12 of the Regulations of the People’s Republic of China on Foreign Exchange Administration, and constitutes a serious offense. The Shenzhen Branch of the SAFE, in accordance with Article 41 of the Regulations of the People’s Republic of China on Foreign Exchange Administration, gave a warning to the company, ordered it to make corrections and imposed a fine of RMB 1.18 million. Presently, the regulatory authorities in China haven’t approved any institutions to conduct foreign exchange margin trading either directly or on agency basis. In accordance with the Circular on Sternly Investigating and Punishing Illegal Foreign Exchange Futures Transactions and Foreign Exchange Margin Trading Activities (Zhengjianfazi No. 165 [1994], which was jointly released by China Securities Regulatory Commission, the State Administration of Foreign Exchange, the State Administration for Industry and Commerce, and the Ministry of Public Security), any unauthorized foreign exchange futures transaction and foreign exchange margin trading by an unapproved institution is illegal; it is also an offense for a client (organization or individual) to entrust an institution which is not approved and registered to conduct foreign exchange futures transaction and foreign exchange margin trading, whether in foreign currency or renminbi as security deposit. The SAFE and its branches will continue to earnestly implement the deployment requirements of guarding against and mitigating financial risks, carry out clean-up and rectification of illegal online foreign exchange speculation platforms in a steady and orderly manner, so as to safeguard the national financial security and stability. (The end) 2019-05-10/en/2019/0604/1514.html
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In April 2019, the State Administration of Foreign Exchange (SAFE) approved investment quota totaling USD 4.2 billion for nine qualified foreign institutional investors (QFIIs), and approved a total of RMB 9.7 billion in investment quotas for five RMB qualified foreign institutional investors (RQFIIs). So far, a total of 13 QFIIs have been approved this year with a total investment quota of USD 4.74 billion, exceeding the total quota approved for the whole year of 2018. A total of 12 RQFIIs have been approved with a total investment quota of USD 24 billion, surpassing half of the total approved quota for the whole year of 2018. China’s determination to open wider to the outside world and a series of reform measures which are promoted currently make China’s financial market more and more attractive to foreign investors. China’s stock market and bond market have been included into a number of important global indexes, generating strong demand among foreign investors to make allocation in China’s financial market. In the first quarter of 2019, net purchases of China’s stocks and bonds by foreign institutions were USD 19.4 billion and USD 9.5 billion respectively, registering a substantial increase from the same period last year and the fourth quarter of last year. The SAFE will continue to vigorously support the wider opening of the financial market to satisfy the constantly rising investment demand of foreign investors in China’s financial market, and attract global long-term capital to enter China’s financial market. 2019-05-06/en/2019/0604/1512.html