BEIJING, June 5 (Xinhua) -- China Securities Regulatory Commission (CSRC), the Chinese securities regulator, is expected to release capital market-related policies and measures during this year's Lujiazui Forum, reported Xinhua-run China Securities Journal on Wednesday.
CSRC has formulated and promulgated nearly 50 sets of rules relative to securities offering and listing, institutions, transaction, law enforcement, and investor protection to facilitate the implementation of the "new nine articles" and related supportive policies, said Wang Li, deputy head with the General Office of CSRC, at a news briefing held by the Shanghai Municipal People's Government on Tuesday.
In mid April, the State Council, the Chinese cabinet, issued the "new nine articles", a document to strengthen regulation and risk prevention to boost high-quality development of the capital market. The document and its related supportive policies are thus called the "1+N" policy regime.
To jointly press ahead with the implementation of the "1+N" policy regime, CSRC will continue to strengthen coordination with related departments and localities to foster strong and strict regulation, risk prevention, and capital market high-quality development to better serve the development of new quality productive forces and the Chinese modernization, noted Wang.
CSRC also intends to establish a coordination mechanism with the Shanghai Municipal People's Government to further leverage capital market to support acceleration in constructing the "five centers" in Shanghai.
Lujiazui forum, scheduled to be held during June 19 -20 this year, is a major financial event in Shanghai.
(Edited by Duan Jing with Xinhua Silk Road, duanjing@xinhua.org)
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