# CSRC
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Chasing Shadows: China Crackdown on 'Black Mouth' Gurus Exposes the Frailty of Retail Investor Trust
Chinese authorities have launched a massive crackdown on 'Black Mouth' financial influencers who use social media to manipulate stock prices and defraud retail investors. Through record-setting fines and criminal prosecutions, the government is signaling a shift toward zero-tolerance for unlicensed investment advice in its 240-million-strong retail market.
China’s Market Police Tighten Discipline: CSRC Vows to Remove ‘Roadblocks’ to Capital‑Market Reform
The China Securities Regulatory Commission held a March 17 meeting to tighten party discipline and anti‑corruption work across the regulator as 2026 begins the 15th Five‑Year Plan. The CSRC pledged stepped‑up investigations, stronger oversight of senior officials, and institutional reforms aimed at eliminating obstacles to capital‑market reform while enforcing investor protection.
China’s Market Watchdog Orders Tighter Cross‑Market Oversight as Two‑Session Priorities Filter Down
China’s securities regulator has ordered a coordinated programme of market reforms and tighter oversight as leaders begin the 15th Five‑Year cycle. The CSRC pledged to expand fundraising and exit channels for technology and venture investment while reinforcing cross‑border and cross‑market surveillance and tougher enforcement against market abuses.
China’s Economic Chiefs Signal Targeted Growth Push: Big Fiscal Envelope, Faster Credit and Market Reforms
China’s top economic officials announced a coordinated set of fiscal, monetary and market measures to stabilise growth, strengthen domestic demand and accelerate strategic sectors such as AI. The plan combines record fiscal spending and transfers, a fiscal–financial coordination tool to mobilise private capital, targeted infrastructure and service-sector investment, and capital-market reforms to improve equity financing and investor protections.
Beijing to Build ‘Cross‑Cycle’ Market‑Stabilisation Toolkit During 2026–30 Five‑Year Plan
China’s securities regulator said it will build a more institutionalised, ‘Chinese‑characteristics’ market‑stabilisation mechanism during the 2026–30 Five‑Year Plan, expanding cross‑cycle counter‑cyclical tools to shore up market resilience. The move combines promises of a stronger backstop with tighter issuance oversight, underscoring a regulatory environment where state intervention and market reform proceed in tandem.
China’s Smart-Massage Pioneer Posts Large Loss as Regulator Opens Two Probes Against Its Owner
Beiqingsong (688793), a Shenzhen maker of smart portable massage devices, reported a 2025 revenue decline to 771 million yuan and a net loss of 89.3 million yuan after falling gross profit and persistent fixed costs. The company’s founder and controlling shareholder, Ma Xuejun, has been the subject of two CSRC investigations within 41 days, and his recent share sale reduced the group's holding below 50%, heightening governance and market-risk concerns.
Beijing Tightens Disclosure Rules for Private Funds, Bans Performance Forecasts and Return Guarantees
China’s securities regulator has issued new measures to tighten disclosure and curb misleading marketing by private funds, banning performance forecasts and guarantees of principal or minimum returns. The rules, effective September 1, 2026, strengthen custodial review, reporting obligations and enforcement powers, and are likely to raise compliance costs while improving investor protection and market credibility.
China’s Tianfeng Securities Cleans House After CSRC Action, Marks End of ‘Historical’ Violations
Tianfeng Securities has received penalty and regulatory notices from the CSRC tied to historical violations under its former private owners. Since Hubei Hongtai Group became the controlling shareholder in 2023, Tianfeng has cooperated with investigators, recovered misused funds and overhauled governance—moves the company and market observers say effectively close the book on legacy risks and position the broker for renewed growth under tighter compliance standards.
Dongfeng’s Lantu Cleared for Hong Kong Listing, Marking a Milestone for State‑Owned EVs
Lantu has secured all pre‑listing regulatory approvals and conditional HKEX consent to list in Hong Kong by way of introduction, following a CSRC filing valid from January 22. The listing is embedded in a two‑stage corporate restructure that will distribute Lantu shares to Dongfeng shareholders and privatize Dongfeng Group, positioning Lantu as a likely first centrally owned EV firm to list overseas.
China Tightens Noose on Tokenised Assets: Domestic Ban on RWA Tokenisation and Offshore Clampdown on RMB Stablecoins
China has tightened crypto regulation by banning onshore tokenisation of real-world assets and forbidding domestic parties from issuing RMB-pegged stablecoins overseas. The twin actions aim to curb disguised fundraising, clarify legal ties between tokens and underlying assets, block cross-border regulatory arbitrage, and steer activity into sanctioned, supervised channels.
China Tightens the Noose on Crypto: RMB‑Pegged Stablecoins Banned Abroad and RWA Tokenization Curtailed
China has issued stringent new rules that ban the overseas issuance of renminbi‑pegged stablecoins without approval and place heavy restrictions on tokenizing domestic assets for issuance abroad. The policy bundle, coordinated by the central bank and eight departments and accompanied by CSRC guidance on RWA tokenization, closes perceived regulatory gaps while creating a filing pathway for compliant projects.
Beijing Defines Three Types of Data-Market Intermediaries to Accelerate ‘AI+’ Growth
China has for the first time set out three formal categories of data-market intermediaries—data exchanges, specialised platform firms and data merchants—and encouraged novel trading models to accelerate AI development. The guidance balances market-building with security and financial oversight, aiming to professionalise dataset supply while strengthening governance.