Published on: 2026-07-20
Source: People’s Republic of China — Translation
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Beijing, July 20 /Xinhua/ — The Chinese securities market regulator is ready to make every effort to maintain the stable functioning of the capital market by taking comprehensive measures to prevent risks, strengthen regulation, and promote high-quality development of this market.
Chairman of the China Securities Regulatory Commission (CSRC), Yi Qing, made this statement during a symposium held on Monday in Beijing with the participation of representatives from investment circles. He inquired of the attendees about ways to ensure the stable and healthy development of the Chinese capital market.
Investors are the foundation of the capital market and its most important participants, emphasized Wu Qing, adding that the committee will continue to work on improving the transparency and reliability of information about companies whose shares are listed on the stock exchange, promoting greater returns for investors, constantly enhancing long-term investor protection mechanisms, and firmly defending an open, fair, and impartial market order.
In turn, the event participants expressed the opinion that the Chinese capital market as a whole has shown stable and positive development dynamics since the introduction of new guidelines to deepen its reform. Although there have recently been significant fluctuations in the A-shares market under the combined influence of external risks and other factors, the trend of long-term favorable development still persists.
Participants stated the need for measures to attract more medium- and long-term capital to the market, improve regulation of quantitative trading and the use of artificial intelligence, increase dividend payments by companies with publicly traded shares, and tighten penalties for securities violations. -0-
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