Mark Mobius, a fund manager, known as "Emerging Market Godfather", said that he could not transfer his funds abroad in China.Essence
Mai Pu Si told Fox Business in an interview published on March 2 that he could not transfer his funds outside the Shanghai HSBC bank account to"" ".
He also said that in this process, he encountered various obstacles, including the record of asking him how to make money in 20 years.
This statement has caused speculation about China's tightening capital control. According to the Financial Association, the relevant person in charge of the China State Administration of Foreign Exchange responded on Monday (March 6) that the relevant business belongs to the bank in the bank in the bankTo handle the basic processes and internal control requirements in specific business, "China's cross -border remittance policy has not changed."
The Foreign Exchange Bureau emphasizes that it will continue to promote high levels of opening to the public as ever, while guiding and urging commercial banks to optimize cross -border financial services and improve service levels.
A spokesperson for HSBC also responded that night, saying that it was impossible to comment on the customer's situation, but clarified that HSBC Bank did not receive any requirements from the regulatory authorities from the Chinese regulatory authorities.It has not learned that the Chinese government has recently changed any policy changes in cross -border fund remittances.
HSBC said, "Similar to the situation of various countries, the business of commercial banking needs to follow a certain process and internal control requirements."
Some people in the industry saidIt is necessary to provide relevant certifications such as tax bills, indicating that it is a normal income.
