China Securities Regulatory Commission
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China Seeks Closer Cooperation With U.S. On Overseas Listings
The CSRC has always welcomed the idea of allowing companies to choose where to go public. 
The CSRC has always welcomed the idea of allowing companies to choose where to go public. -
ByteDance Shelved IPO After Regulators Warned Of Security Risks
ByteDance was told by regulators to address data security before proceeding with its overseas listing plans. 
ByteDance was told by regulators to address data security before proceeding with its overseas listing plans. -
China Cracking Down Again On Capital Market Violations
Imprisonment for fraudulent securities issuances was raised to 15 years from five years. 
Imprisonment for fraudulent securities issuances was raised to 15 years from five years. -
China Says Class Actions Can Deter Illegal Corporate Activity, Bolster Country's Commercial Reputation
Policy change aimed at better protection of investor rights and increasing changes made to country's capital markets. 
Policy change aimed at better protection of investor rights and increasing changes made to country's capital markets. -
China Ramps Up Enforcement Of Tougher Penalties For Insider Trading
A Shanghai businessman and his daughter were fined a record 3.6 billion yuan or $508 million by the CSRC for insider trading. 
A Shanghai businessman and his daughter were fined a record 3.6 billion yuan or $508 million by the CSRC for insider trading. -
JPMorgan Begins Operations Of Fully-Owned Chinese Futures Business
Chinese regulators granted JPMorgan approval to begin operating the country's first fully foreign-owned futures business. 
Chinese regulators granted JPMorgan approval to begin operating the country's first fully foreign-owned futures business. -
Chinese Market Regulators Ramp Up Measures To Curb Securities Fraud
Following the Luckin Coffee fiasco, market regulators in China are now ramping up their efforts to curb illegal and fraudulent corporate behavior. 
Following the Luckin Coffee fiasco, market regulators in China are now ramping up their efforts to curb illegal and fraudulent corporate behavior. -
Two Chinese Startups Barred From Listing On Star Market Over Misleading Reports
Zhejiang Hangke Technology and Ningbo Ronbay New Energy Technology have been barred from listing their shares on the Star Market for the next 12 months. 
Zhejiang Hangke Technology and Ningbo Ronbay New Energy Technology have been barred from listing their shares on the Star Market for the next 12 months. -
China To Include Stock Trading And Investment Education In National School Curriculums
China's Securities Regulatory Commission and its education ministry are now making plans to include financial education to national curriculums in primary and middle schools across the country. 
China's Securities Regulatory Commission and its education ministry are now making plans to include financial education to national curriculums in primary and middle schools across the country. -
China Opens Opportunities For Start-Up Tech Firms With Planned Launch Of A Nasdaq-Style Board
This particular board will reportedly be geared towards emerging business and small firms and will have a lower listing threshold. 
This particular board will reportedly be geared towards emerging business and small firms and will have a lower listing threshold.
