China’s first securities arbitration centre, a joint initiative between the Shenzhen Court of International Arbitration and the Shenzhen Stock Exchange, has launched in Shenzhen, the Global Times reported.
The centre is intended to explore the Chinese model of handling capital market disputes, the Shenzhen municipal government said in a post on its official WeChat account.
The court has joined hands with the Shenzhen stock market to put in place a set of securities arbitration rules to settle disputes among domestic and international market participants, the paper said.
Read the full report: Global Times
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