Shenzhen Stock Exchange Issues Guidelines for Newly Purchased Infrastructure REITs to Actively Support the Activation of Existing Assets

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[Shenzhen Stock Exchange Issues Guidelines for Newly Purchased Projects of Infrastructure REITs to Actively Support the Revitalization of Existing Assets]On May 31, Shenzhen Stock Exchange officially issued the “Guidelines for the Public Offering of Infrastructure Securities Investment Funds No. 3 – Newly Purchased Infrastructure Projects (Trial)” “. This is the Shenzhen Stock Exchange’s implementation of the decisions and deployments of the CPC Central Committee and the State Council and the deployment requirements of the China Securities Regulatory Commission, deepening financial supply-side structural reforms, expanding equity financing channels, innovating infrastructure investment and financing mechanisms, promoting the healthy development of the infrastructure REITs market, and improving capital market services. An important measure of the real economy’s capacity. (First Finance and Economics)

On May 31, the Shenzhen Stock Exchange officially released the “Public Offering of Infrastructure”securitiesinvestfundBusiness Guidelines No. 3 – Newly Purchased Infrastructure Projects (Trial)”. This is the Shenzhen Stock Exchange’s implementation of the decisions and deployments of the CPC Central Committee and the State Council and the deployment requirements of the China Securities Regulatory Commission, deepening financial supply-side structural reforms, expanding equity financing channels, innovating infrastructure investment and financing mechanisms, promoting the healthy development of the infrastructure REITs market, and improving capital market services. An important measure of the real economy’s capacity.

(Article source: First Finance and Economics)

Article source: First Financial

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Original title: Shenzhen Stock Exchange issued guidelines for newly purchased projects of infrastructure REITs to actively support the revitalization of existing assets