The War for Capital – China's Stock Market Reforms in 2019

January 06, 2020 | BY

Vincent Chow

Faced with a slowing economy and a bruising trade war, China's securities regulator under new leadership has sought to ease financing channels for companies by introducing innovative reforms to the domestic IPO system and opening up to increased foreign capital inflows

Shanghai Stock Exchange

 

It has been a year since China's securities regulator had a new leader at its helm. Yi Huiman took over the reins of the China Securities Regulatory Commission (CSRC) in January 2019. His small task? To revitalize a stock market amidst falling investment, a slowing economy, and an ominous trade war threatening to stifle long-term growth.

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