
China’s SCIO Announces Major Capital Market Reforms for High-Quality Growth
China’s SCIO and CSRC unveil major reforms to enhance capital market growth, expand corporate pensions, and boost A-share investments.
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China’s SCIO and CSRC unveil major reforms to enhance capital market growth, expand corporate pensions, and boost A-share investments.
China’s CSRC outlines a strategic plan to bolster long-term investments in the capital market, aiming to inject hundreds of billions of yuan annually and ensure market stability.
China’s CSRC introduces new measures to enhance the quality and investment value of listed companies, aiming to strengthen the market and attract more investors.
The Chinese mainland’s securities regulator introduces new reforms to enhance the STAR market, aiming to support tech innovation and economic growth.
China’s securities regulator imposes stringent new rules on major shareholders to stabilize the stock market and promote long-term growth.
China’s Securities Regulatory Commission unveils new rules to cut mutual fund trading fees by 38%, aiming to save investors $2.9 billion annually and enhance the transparency of the public fund industry.
Standard Chartered becomes the first wholly foreign-owned securities company in the Chinese mainland, marking a pivotal moment in China’s financial liberalization.
China’s securities regulator, CSRC, unveiled new policies to enhance market supervision, integrity of listed companies, and investor protection.
China’s securities regulator announces stricter enforcement measures to enhance market integrity and boost investor confidence, amid a surge in stock buybacks.
China’s A-share market climbed for two days following CSRC’s new policies to stabilize the stock market, encouraging institutional investment and enhancing market operations.