# China Securities Regulatory Commission
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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.
NPC Deputy Proposes Longer A‑share Trading Hours and a National Independent‑Directors Association to Bolster Liquidity and Governance
NPC deputy Tian Xuan has proposed extending A‑share trading hours in stages and creating a national, non‑profit independent‑directors association under CSRC oversight. The twin measures aim to boost liquidity, attract foreign capital and professionalise corporate governance, but would require significant technical, regulatory and institutional work to implement effectively.
China’s Securities Regulator Hits Tianfeng with Maximum Fines and Lifetime Bans over Illicit Financing of Controlling Shareholder
The China Securities Regulatory Commission has proposed top fines and lifetime market bans after finding that Tianfeng Securities illegally financed its largest shareholder and failed to disclose related‑party transactions from 2020 to 2022. The penalties — including RMB 25 million in corporate fines, RMB 34.8 million in individual fines and lifetime bans for three executives — signal tougher enforcement on conflicts of interest and weaker tolerance for broker‑sponsor collusion.
China Signals Capital‑Market Push for the Next Five Years: More Listings, Easier Refinancing and Tighter Oversight
China’s securities regulator, led by Wu Qing, held a meeting with listed‑company representatives to shape capital‑market priorities for the next five years. The CSRC pledged reforms to listing and refinancing rules, deeper market tier integration and measures to attract long‑term capital, while stressing risk prevention and stronger supervision.
A 120 Billion Yuan Promise That Wasn't: How a Lofty LFP Deal Exposed Corporate and Market Fault Lines
Rongbai Technology’s announcement that it would supply 3.05 million tonnes of LFP cathode material to CATL — purportedly worth over 1200 billion yuan — was built on an internal estimate rather than a binding contract. The Shanghai exchange and CATL questioned the claim, and the CSRC has opened an investigation into potential misleading disclosure, exposing governance weaknesses at Rongbai and broader risks from ambiguous industry framework agreements.