Corporate governance reforms reshape China's investment landscape

China's introduction of 'market value management' guidelines marks a significant shift in corporate governance. The initiative, driven by the State-owned Assets Supervision and Administration Commission, emphasizes shareholder value by encouraging better capital allocation, increased dividends, and share buybacks. With a focus on metrics like return on equity and operating cash flow, this reform aims to align state-owned and private enterprises with global governance standards, potentially enhancing long-term returns. Read the full article to explore the implications of China's corporate...