China rolls out new capital market measures

By CCTV reporter Yin Hang

In order to combat the sluggishness in China’s capital markets, the CSRC has rolled out a series of innovative reforms. Under these new policies, regulation frameworks of China’s stocks, futures and bonds markets have shown improvements. In today’s special series of CCTV’s "Growth and Going Forward".

In the latter part of last year, China’s securities regulator has kick-started its reform engine in the capital market to change the country’s market landscape.

Since October last year, a slew of proposed policy adjustments, ranging from growth-board delisting rules to a green light for small bank stock flotations, were rolled out by the China Securities Regulatory Commission, or CSRC. The regulator also plans to speed up the formation of a multi-level capital market system and provide more differentiated financial services.

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