The Influence of Market Maker System on the New Third Board Market of China
Qianqian Ai, Zhenni Fang
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Qianqian Ai, Zhenni Fang
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As a significant component of the multi-level capital market in China, the New Third Board Market plays an important role in promoting the financing of small and mediumsized enterprises.For the enhancement of the liquidity of the New Third Board Market, the market maker system was formally introduced in 2014.In this paper, the channels of action of the market maker system were analyzed, and the market maker system is believed to be able to effectively improve the market's liquidity by reducing transaction costs, price discovery and competitive market makers.This paper also puts forward that positive measures should be taken from the following three aspects: market makers, investors and regulators.
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As a significant component of the multi-level capital market in China, the New Third Board Market plays an important role in promoting the financing of small and mediumsized enterprises.For the enhancement of the liquidity of the New Third Board Market, the market maker system was formally introduced in 2014.In this paper, the channels of action of the market maker system were analyzed, and the market maker system is believed to be able to effectively improve the market's liquidity by reducing transaction costs, price discovery and competitive market makers.This paper also puts forward that positive measures should be taken from the following three aspects: market makers, investors and regulators.
Key concepts: China, Business, Chinese market, Industrial organization, Commerce, Geography, Archaeology