China Securities Regulatory Commission

• China Regulators Juggle IPOs With Growth, Market Plunge

  A 20 per cent fall in Chinese stocks over the past two weeks, mainly blamed on a flood of initial public offerings (IPOs), highlights the risks that regulators face as they try to use the stock market to support the slowing economy.

• China officially relaunches IPOs after hiatus

  China's securities regulator said on Wednesday that it had approved three applications of initial public offerings (IPOs), ending a freeze on such approvals.

• Relax. China Only Wants a Bull Market, Not a Mad Cow

  Make no mistake: Beijing needs a bull market in stocks, and is willing to stomach the volatility and leverage that comes with it.

• China's U.S. Treasury Holdings Continue to Tumble Amid Trade War

  The data come as U.S. and Chinese delegations wrap up two days of trade discussions in Washington.

• Chinese Shares That Include the New Stocks Regulator's Name Are Surging

  The perplexing response to his appointment by traders underscores just how hard the job will be.

• China Names ICBC's Yi as Head of Securities Regulator

  Yi, 54, will replace Liu Shiyu, who ran the China Securities Regulatory Commission for three years.

• China to Hasten Approvals for Foreign Financial Firms

  Policy makers pressing ahead with efforts to open up the country’s financial system.

• China's Stocks Extend $3 Trillion Rout

  Shanghai benchmark set for lowest close since November 2014.  

• World's Most Predictable Stock Trade Faces a China Reckoning

  Xiaomi is said to be planning a $5 billion Chinese Depository Receipt offering.

• China Issues Rules for Securities Ventures by Foreign Firms

  The China Securities Regulatory Commission had been seeking public comment on the plan since March.

• Leshi Founder Ordered Back to China to Sort Out Finance Woes

  Leshi Founder Ordered Back to China to Deal With Financial Woes

• Chinese Regulator Probes Six Companies in IPO Fraud Crackdown

  Five of the companies have already listed on exchanges

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  China Unveils Stock Market Risk Controls, IPO Reforms Expected Soon

  China on Friday announced circuit-breaker mechanisms to prevent systemic risk in case of sharp stock-market falls, and it appears close to pushing ahead long-awaited reforms for initial public offerings.

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  China Lifts Brokerage Curb in Sign of Market Confidence

  In a sign of growing confidence that China's stock markets are stabilising, the country's securities regulator has lifted an order that required brokerages each day to buy more shares than they sell for any proprietary trading.

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  China Regulator Starts Probe Into Mutual Funds: Report

  China's markets regulator has started probing mutual funds for illegal activity, an unnamed source told the respected China Business News on Monday.