China Securities Regulatory Commission

CSRC Considers Lifting IPO Suspension

By Editors | 04/10/2015

The China Securities Regulatory Commission is considering the resumption of initial public offerings, after halting approvals since July amid a domestic stock market meltdown.

Regulatory Arbitrage: The Next Big Wave in China

By Peter Guy | 28/09/2015

The ability to exploit or position trading positions ahead of regulatory changes will emerge as a source of competitive advantage.

China May Allow QDII Funds to Also Invest At Home

By Editors | 25/09/2015

China is considering an innovative plan to allow QDIIs to launch funds which can invest in securities both at home and abroad.

China Fines Top Fund Manager $3 Million for Stock Manipulation

By Editors | 25/09/2015

The China Securities and Regulatory Commission has slapped a $3 million fine on a star Chinese fund manager for stock-market manipulation.

China Probes CSRC Official for ‘Discipline Violations’

By Editors | 19/09/2015

A China Securities Regulatory Commission official has been placed under investigation for his high-profile role in China’s stock market rescue effort.

China Proposes Circuit Breaker to Curb Volatility

By Editors | 08/09/2015

China’s stock exchanges are soliciting public opinion on an index circuit breaker system, which would temporarily suspend trading in the event of excessive fluctuations.

China Seeks to Further Develop Capital Markets

By Editors | 03/09/2015

Chinese regulators have issued a notice encouraging mergers and acquisitions activity, cash dividend payments, and share repurchases by listed companies, as part of its efforts to promote the development of the capital markets.

Chinese Police Detain Suspects for Stock Market Violations

By Editors | 01/09/2015

A securities watchdog official, four senior executives of a major brokerage, and a reporter have all reportedly confessed to stock market violations and been detained.

China Tightens Rules on Stock Index Futures

By Editors | 01/09/2015

The China Securities Regulatory Commission has increased margin requirements on stock index futures contracts and narrowed the number of contracts that traders can open in a bid to curb speculation.