China's financial regulators have announced a series of measures aimed at bolstering the nation's underperforming stock market. The China Securities Regulatory Commission (CSRC) stated it would tighten the initial public offering (IPO) listing requirements and enhance the regulations on listed companies and brokers. This move is part of a broader effort to restore investor confidence in China's $9.2 trillion stock market. The regulators' plan includes increasing scrutiny over IPOs and listed firms, with the goal of reviving the stock market's vitality.