To boost transparency, China’s regulator has banned major A-share company shareholders from using asset management products to subscribe to private share placements.

Chinese regulator gets aggressive under new boss.

China’s securities regulator reiterates Beijing's determination to stabilise equity markets and denies a report that government funds might be withdrawn.

Two brokerages have been given the regulator's lowest rating, underlining the regulator’s determination to get tough on wrongdoing by IPO sponsors.

The economic zone in Shenzhen is hoping for a financial breakthrough in 2014, including inviting regulators and various financial institutions to set up offices in the site.

China's securities regulator wants to let ordinary investors share in the country's success, but that means diverting profits away from powerful individuals. Politics may stand in the way of such reforms.

China's securities regulator has simplified rules governing the price discovery process for A-share IPOs.

The Chinese securities regulator’s fee cut is more of a gesture and won’t substantially reduce trading costs for investors, analysts say.

New rules could blow open A share market IPO system.

The moves comes in response to a bull run in the A-share market, which is up 70% since last June.