China Securities Regulatory Commission (CSRC)
China's Top Security Regulator is Stepping Down, Says WSJ
Carlos Castillo | | Feb 20, 2016 04:15 AM EST |
China's top securities regulator is stepping down as Chinese leaders move to dispell rumors of disarray in the management of the country's economy and spell out the specifics of how the government intends to supervise China's economic transition, sources with direct knowledge of the matter told the Wall Street Journal on Friday.
China's Icahn Has Been Arrested for Insider Trading
Benjie Batanes | | Nov 03, 2015 08:00 AM EST |
One of the most prominent stock traders in China has been arrested for malpractice. Xu Xiang, general manager and one of the owners of Zexi Investment, made a fortune in the Chinese stock market even during the period that it was struggling. On Sunday morning, Xu was arrested in spectacular fashion by authorities over to suspicions of insider trading.
China Securities Watchdog Indicts Shareholders for Illegally Offloading Stocks
Kwao Peppeh | | Oct 12, 2015 06:50 AM EDT |
China Securities Regulatory Commission (CSRC) has tried several shareholders for illegally selling their stocks in the height of the market slowdown in the past few months.
Zhang Yujun: Deputy Head of China's Stock Regulatory Body Under Investigation for 'Violation of The Laws'
Kwao Peppeh | | Sep 17, 2015 07:29 AM EDT |
Zhang Yujun, an assistant chairman at China Securities Regulatory Commission (CSRC), is under investigation for "severe violation of the laws and disciples," the Central Commission for Discipline Inspection announced on Wednesday.
Former Chief of China's Securities Watchdog Body Faces Bribery Charges
Benjie Batanes | | Aug 08, 2015 06:16 AM EDT |
A former chief of China Securities Regulatory Commission (CSRC) is facing bribery charges. The Central Commission for Discipline Inspection announced on Friday that sufficient evidence has been found linking Li Liang to corrupt practices.
Chinese Regulators Latest Move: Major Stockholders Forbidden from Selling Shares
Benjie Batanes | | Jul 09, 2015 07:00 AM EDT |
Chinese regulators issued a new ruling on Wednesday prohibiting stockholders who own more than five percent shares in a corporation from selling them within the next six months. Authorities hope that the latest directive can at least pare down the selling frenzy in the Chinese stock market.
Investors Continue Selling, Efforts to Shore Up Chinese Stocks Fail
Benjie Batanes | | Jul 08, 2015 07:04 AM EDT |
China's stock markets continued to lose value as soon as trade opened on Wednesday. A series of incentives and the filing of charges against market manipulators has failed to calm investors who are still selling their Chinese shares in droves.
Latest Casualties in Chinese Stock Market's Fall: 28 Firms Withdraw IPO Launch
Benjie Batanes | | Jul 06, 2015 09:00 AM EDT |
A report by the country's exchange officials published on Saturday said that a total of 28 companies have withdrawn their initial public offerings (IPO) from the Chinese stock market mainly because of the market's bearish condition.
China's Falling Stock Exchange to be Rescued by Additional Investments
Benjie Batanes | | Jul 06, 2015 06:46 AM EDT |
A state-owned financial company plans to rescue China's stock exchange by raising capital to buy Chinese stocks, according to the authorities who made the announcement on Sunday.
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