The China State Council enacted the amendment of the PRC’s regulations on foreign-funded banks on Tuesday, allowing external financial institutions to set up branches or wholly-owned banks in the Mainland. As a further step in the broad direction of opening up the Chinese onshore financial market, Premier Li Keqiang signed the ‘Decision of the State Council on Amending the Regulation…
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