China's State Council and securities regulator have announced a series of measures to strengthen the regulation of the capital market, aiming at high-quality development and risk mitigation. These measures include tightening supervision of the stock market, controlling access to listing, and issuing guidelines for clear disclosure of dividend policies. Additionally, supportive policies will be introduced to enhance delisting regulation, with criteria being set for companies with major flaws in internal control to be delisted. The guidelines also call for improved corporate governance among listed companies and propose stricter regulatory requirements for high-frequency trading.
CHINA'S SECURITIES REGULATOR: PROPOSED STRICTER DIFFERENTIATED REGULATORY REQUIREMENTS FOR HIGH-FREQUENCY TRADING
CHINA'S SECURITIES REGULATOR: COMPANIES WITH LONG-TERM MAJOR FLAWS IN INTERNAL CONTROL SHOULD BE DELISTED
CHINA'S SECURITIES REGULATOR: IMPROVING INDICATORS FOR COMPANY DELISTINGS, STRENGTHEN AUDITING OF COMPANY DELISTINGS