Allianz Seeks Bigger Foothold in China’s $3.9 Trillion Mutual Fund Market The German financial giant has applied with the CSRC to set up a wholly owned fund manager Caixin Global · Mar 29, 2023
Opinion: Why Did China Revamp Its Overseas IPO Rules? The new framework’s main concerns include national security and Chinese stocks’ reputation Caixin Global · Mar 9, 2023
China Plans to Create Vast New Financial Regulator The new body will absorb the CBIRC and oversee all parts of the financial industry other than securities, State Council proposal says Caixin Global · Mar 7, 2023
China Encourages Foreign Investment in Real Estate Through Private Equity Funds Pilot scheme will permit qualified PE managers to set up funds to invest in property and infrastructure Caixin Global · Feb 21, 2023
China Green Bulletin: New Ford-CATL Battery Plant, Green Energy Capacity Trumps Coal Chinese firms search the world for mining assets, Beijing promotes EVs in rural areas Caixin Global · Feb 17, 2023
Editorial: China’s IPO Reform: Many a Little Makes a Mickle The long road to registration-based system shows the value of perseverance in tackling complex problems Caixin Global · Feb 13, 2023
China Stock Exchanges Appoint IPO Review Committees to Clean Up Listings Nation’s two largest bourses Shanghai and Shenzhen each name 30 people including CSRC officials as ‘gatekeepers’ of new issues and M&A Caixin Global · Feb 7, 2023
Former CSRC Accounting Head Expelled From Communist Party Wang Zongcheng found to have accepted bribes from supervision targets in exchange for securities regulatory information Caixin Global · Feb 3, 2023
CSRC Suspends Huajin Securities’ Bond Underwriting for Three Months Action follows special inspection this year of eight large securities firms’ investment banking businesses that found flaws in internal controls and security mechanisms Caixin Global · Nov 25, 2022
UP Fintech Flexes Global Expansion Muscle With NYSE Membership Key Takeaways: UP Fintech’s TradeUP Securities unit has become a member of the New York Stock Exchange, giving its customers direct access to the bourse to enable faster trades at lower costs Benzinga · Sep 23, 2022
Exclusive-China sends regulators to Hong Kong to assist U.S. audit inspection -sources Beijing has sent a team of regulatory officials to Hong Kong to assist the U.S. audit watchdog with onsite audit inspections involving Chinese companies, four people familiar with the matter said, as part of a landmark deal between the two countries. Reuters · Sep 22, 2022
China, U.S. Stock Regulators Hope New Agreement Will Succeed Where Others Haven't Key Takeaways: Benzinga · Aug 29, 2022
Shanghai Influencer Charged for Operating Bogus Online ETF Trading Platform The accused, identified only as Xu, allegedly lured investors to make trades totaling $4.5 million, often resulting in heavy losses Caixin Global · Jul 2, 2022
Former Sanya Party Chief Sentenced to Death Tong Daochi is convicted of insider trading and taking $43 million of bribes and is also sentenced to a fine and confiscation of all personal property Caixin Global · Jun 2, 2022
Reuters · Jun 2, 2022 Former official and regulator sentenced to death by China for corruption Tong Daochi, a former senior official of China's southern Hainan province and an ex-securities regulator, was sentenced to death for bribery and insider trading, with a two-year reprieve, the official Xinhua News Agency reported on Thursday.
Benzinga · May 6, 2022 US Regulators Reach China For Audit Deal Discussions: Reuters U.S. regulatory officials arrived in Beijing seeking to settle a long-running dispute over the auditing compliance of U.S.-listed Chinese firms, Reuters reported, citing sources. The stand-off, if not resolved, could see Chinese firms kicked off New York bourses. This week the SEC added over 80 firms to the list of companies…
Caixin Global · Apr 9, 2022 Beijing Vows to Accelerate Implementation of New Overseas IPO Rules Head of securities regulatory body says channel of overseas listings will be kept ‘unclogged’ after Chinese companies shelved foreign listings, raising the ire of investors
Benzinga · Apr 4, 2022 U.S.-Bound China IPO Train Could Resume by Summer, Latest Signals Show Key Takeaways:
Tribune News Service · Apr 2, 2022 China removes key hurdle to allow US full access to audits China modified a decadelong rule that restricted offshore-listed firms’ financial data sharing practice, potentially removing a key hurdle for U.S. regulators to gain full access to auditing reports of the majority of the 200-plus Chinese companies listed in New York.
Caixin Global · Apr 1, 2022 Former IPO Review Official Expelled From Party for Corruption Zeng Changhong faces criminal charges for taking bribes and other violations in her role overseeing new stock offerings a the CSRC
Caixin Global · Mar 29, 2022 CSRC Denies Rumors of Restrictions on IPOs by Xiaomi-Linked Companies In response to social media reports, top securities regulator says it isn’t standing in the way of share sales by businesses where the smartphone giant has investments
Caixin Global · Mar 28, 2022 Editorial: Seeking a Solution to China Concept Stocks’ Trouble Beijing and Washington are making joint efforts to meet legal and regulatory requirements, making arrangements to protect the legitimate rights and interests of global investors, and promote the healthy development of the markets
Caixin Global · Mar 23, 2022 China’s Securities Watchdog Mulls Move to Break Audit Deadlock With U.S. Interpretation of the Securities Law would tell firms the conditions they need to meet prior to handing over papers to the Public Company Accounting Oversight Board
Caixin Global · Mar 16, 2022 China Fights Back Against Plunging Stock Markets Top securities regulator joins government response by vowing stability and urging traded companies to buy back shares to help prop up prices
Caixin Global · Jan 28, 2022 Weekly Must-Read: China’s New Rules on Overseas IPOs Could Make Life Tougher for Foreign Advisors CSRC’s regulatory framework will subject foreign financial intermediaries to more supervision and fines