Guiding Opinion on Intensifying Reform of the System for Offering of New Shares

关于深化新股发行体制改革的指导意见

The Opinion impoves the clawback mechanism and allows suspension of offering of new shares.

(Promulgated by the China Securities Regulatory Commission on October 11 2010 and effective as of November 1 2010.)

(中国证券监督管理委员会于二零一零年十月十一日公布,自二零一零年十一月一日起施行。)

Notice of the CSRC [2010] No.26

With a view to further enhancing the system for offering of new shares and reinforcing the market constraint mechanism, on June 10 2009, the China Securities Regulatory Commission (the CSRC) issued the Guiding Opinion on Further Reform and Enhancement of the System for Offering of New Shares, initiating reform of the system for offering of new shares. With regards to specific implementation, the reform is to be implemented in stages and progressively improved, and the various reform measures are to be initiated gradually in stages. The measures for the first stage of reform of the system for offering of new shares have already been put in place and the market-oriented reform direction has been widely accepted by the public. The deepening of the offering system reform has become the market consensus and the market conditions for rolling out the next round of reform measures are essentially satisfied. Following intensive study and widely listening to the opinions of market parties and based on the uniform arrangements for the reform, we hereby put forth the measures for the second stage of reform as follows:

证监会公告〔2010〕26 号

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