Wu Qing, the chairman of the China Securities Regulatory Commission (CSRC), solicited feedback from financial specialists and media representatives during the annual Financial Street Forum, according to a readout on the watchdog agency’s website on Sunday.
Financial-market reform “is a defining characteristic of China’s modernisation, and foreign investors are an important participant and builder of China’s capital markets,” Wu said during the forum on Friday. The CSRC welcomes “voices from the market,” financial experts, scholars and the media to supervise the regulator’s work, according to the readout on Sunday.
The CRSC will deepen the connectivity between domestic and international markets, expand the channels for overseas listings, and encourage more foreign institutions to invest and operate in China, he said.
Participants of the capital markets, where the CSI 300 index had soared by as much as 20 per cent within six trading days after the new policies, should “cherish” the momentum and push for further reforms, the CSRC said.
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