
28 February, 2005
Second PRC Securities Regulations Examination to be held in Hong Kong in May 2005
With the implementation of the Closer Economic
Partnership Arrangement (CEPA), Hong Kong
professionals in the securities industry are now
offered a fast track to obtain the required
industry qualification to
practise
in the Mainland financial market.
In
light of the above agreement, the Securities
Association of China (SAC) has specially
developed the PRC Securities Regulations
Examination (the examination) for Hong Kong
professionals. Hong Kong professionals (defined
as Hong Kong permanent residents holding or
having held within the past three years a
relevant licence issued by the Securities and
Futures Commission of Hong Kong (SFC)) can now
complete a specified examination on the laws and
regulations of the Mainland, in order to be
eligible to apply for the corresponding industry
qualification from the SAC, subject to any other
requirements of the Mainland. This group of
professionals will be exempted from taking any
technical examinations. Upon satisfying all
other requirements of the Mainland, they will
also be able to apply for the corresponding
practising qualification of the Mainland.
The first examination was held in Shenzhen in
2004 and received a favourable response from
Hong Kong professionals. The second examination
is scheduled to be held in Hong Kong on
Saturday, 14 May 2005.
Enrolments will be coordinated by the HKSI and
will start from Tuesday, 1 March 2005 until
Thursday, 24 March 2005 (inclusive). Details of
the examination, together with the relevant
enrolment forms, are available from the HKSI¡¦s
office and website (www.hksi.org).
The HKSI will organise an examination
preparatory course which will take place on
Saturday, 23 April and Sunday, 24 April 2005.
The course is offered by the HKSI, with the
support of the Growth Enterprises Training
Centre
(GETC) of the Shenzhen Stock Exchange (SZSE).
It will be conducted in Putonghua in the HKSI¡¦s
training centre in the Wing On Centre, Sheung
Wan, Hong Kong. The course will cover the
examination syllabus and principles, and aims to
help participants to be properly equipped with
the required knowledge on the securities related
laws and regulations of the Mainland and assist
their preparation for the examination. The
course may also be attended by any interested
members of the public and other Hong Kong
practitioners. Experienced professionals from
the Mainland will be invited to conduct the
course. Enrolments will be accepted by the HKSI
from Tuesday, 1 March 2005 until Thursday, 14
April 2005.
For enquiries, please contact:
Mr Gary Cheung, Chief Executive on 3120 6288
Ms Tricia Klinger, Director ¡V Corporate
Communications on 3120 6158
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