China’s securities regulator is turning up the heat on market rule-breakers, vowing stricter enforcement to protect investors and boost confidence. At a key briefing Friday, the China Securities Regulatory Commission (CSRC) outlined plans to crack down on fraudulent IPOs, financial scams, and misuse of funds by big shareholders – all while rolling out tougher penalties for violations.
Li Ming, head of the CSRC’s enforcement bureau, stressed that ‘universal trust in fairness’ is the backbone of a thriving market. ‘We’re prosecuting every securities infringement case diligently,’ he declared, signaling a no-nonsense approach to safeguarding your investments.
The regulator’s toolkit now includes collective lawsuits and criminal prosecutions to scare off bad actors. And it’s working: the A-share market jumped Friday, fueled by a post-Lunar New Year surge in stock buybacks. Yang Delong, a top economist, called the buyback trend a ‘game-changer’ for market energy and investor trust.
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China’s Stock Watchdog Cracks Down on Fraud, Sparks Market Rally 
At a key briefing Friday, the China Securities Regulatory Commission (CSRC) outlined plans to crack down on fraudulent IPOs, financial scams, and misuse of funds by big shareholders – all while rolling out tougher penalties for violations. 
‘We’re prosecuting every securities infringement case diligently,’ he declared, signaling a no-nonsense approach to safeguarding your investments.
And it’s working: the A-share market jumped Friday, fueled by a post-Lunar New Year surge in stock buybacks. 
Yang Delong, a top economist, called the buyback trend a ‘game-changer’ for market energy and investor trust.
