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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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After Market Crash, China Mulls Single 'Super-Regulator': Report
China is considering bringing together its banking, insurance and securities regulators into a single super-commission, sources told Reuters, following the summer's stock market crash that was blamed in part on poor inter-agency coordination.
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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.
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China Securities Regulator to Allow IPO Resumption
China's securities regulator on Friday said it would allow the resumption of initial public offerings in China, lifting a suspension put into effect in July as regulators desperately tried to slow a devastating stock market crash.
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China Stocks Regulator Says to Deepen Reforms, Markets More Stable
China's stocks regulator said it plans to deepen reforms and bolster supervision of the market, including looking into a stock index "circuit breaker" system that would halt trading in response to substantial drops.
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China Stocks Rise at Market Open as Regulators Calm Investors
China major stock indexes rose in early trading on Monday following remarks by regulators to calm the market.
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Journalist 'Confesses' to Causing China Market Chaos: Reports
A financial journalist has "confessed" to causing "panic and disorder" on China's stock market and inflicting "huge losses on the country", state media reported on Sunday.
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China Market Chaos Blamed on Exodus of Regulatory 'Turtles'
By summer 2015, China's Securities Regulatory Commission (CSRC) needed them more than ever; a year-long market boom had imploded in a few weeks, and the government was desperate to keep the crisis from widening.
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China Bans Big Shareholders from Cutting Stakes for Next Six Months
The China Securities Regulatory Commission (CSRC) said on its website late on Wednesday that it would deal severely with any shareholders who violated the rule.
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China Hunts for 'Manipulators' as Stocks Tumble
Chinese stocks tumbled again on Friday, taking the week's losses to more than 10 per cent, as the country's securities regulator said it was investigating suspected market manipulation and announced a slew of measures aimed at heading off a full-blown crash.
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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.
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India Secures Top-Most Ratings for Financial Market Norms: Study
India's financial market regulatory framework on Thursday received the top-most ratings from the global bodies of banking and capital market regulators, with the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) and the Securities and Exchange Board of India (Sebi) being rated better than their peers in China and the US.
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Disenchanted Chinese Tech Companies Plot Escape From New York
Chinese tech firms have fallen out of love with America, and it shows - a growing number of them are looking to drop their listings in New York and head back home.
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China's Xinhua Online News Division Launches $240 Million Shanghai IPO
Xinhuanet Co Ltd, which plans to list in Shanghai, is aiming to raise about 1.5 billion yuan ($240 million) by selling 51.9 million shares, it said in its prospectus posted on the China Securities Regulatory Commission website on Friday.
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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.
-
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.
-
After Market Crash, China Mulls Single 'Super-Regulator': Report
China is considering bringing together its banking, insurance and securities regulators into a single super-commission, sources told Reuters, following the summer's stock market crash that was blamed in part on poor inter-agency coordination.
-
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.
-
China Securities Regulator to Allow IPO Resumption
China's securities regulator on Friday said it would allow the resumption of initial public offerings in China, lifting a suspension put into effect in July as regulators desperately tried to slow a devastating stock market crash.
-
China Stocks Regulator Says to Deepen Reforms, Markets More Stable
China's stocks regulator said it plans to deepen reforms and bolster supervision of the market, including looking into a stock index "circuit breaker" system that would halt trading in response to substantial drops.
-
China Stocks Rise at Market Open as Regulators Calm Investors
China major stock indexes rose in early trading on Monday following remarks by regulators to calm the market.
-
Journalist 'Confesses' to Causing China Market Chaos: Reports
A financial journalist has "confessed" to causing "panic and disorder" on China's stock market and inflicting "huge losses on the country", state media reported on Sunday.
-
China Market Chaos Blamed on Exodus of Regulatory 'Turtles'
By summer 2015, China's Securities Regulatory Commission (CSRC) needed them more than ever; a year-long market boom had imploded in a few weeks, and the government was desperate to keep the crisis from widening.
-
China Bans Big Shareholders from Cutting Stakes for Next Six Months
The China Securities Regulatory Commission (CSRC) said on its website late on Wednesday that it would deal severely with any shareholders who violated the rule.
-
China Hunts for 'Manipulators' as Stocks Tumble
Chinese stocks tumbled again on Friday, taking the week's losses to more than 10 per cent, as the country's securities regulator said it was investigating suspected market manipulation and announced a slew of measures aimed at heading off a full-blown crash.
-
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.
-
India Secures Top-Most Ratings for Financial Market Norms: Study
India's financial market regulatory framework on Thursday received the top-most ratings from the global bodies of banking and capital market regulators, with the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) and the Securities and Exchange Board of India (Sebi) being rated better than their peers in China and the US.
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Disenchanted Chinese Tech Companies Plot Escape From New York
Chinese tech firms have fallen out of love with America, and it shows - a growing number of them are looking to drop their listings in New York and head back home.
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China's Xinhua Online News Division Launches $240 Million Shanghai IPO
Xinhuanet Co Ltd, which plans to list in Shanghai, is aiming to raise about 1.5 billion yuan ($240 million) by selling 51.9 million shares, it said in its prospectus posted on the China Securities Regulatory Commission website on Friday.
