China Cracks Down: Hefty Fines for Fraudulent Securities Issuance

China's securities regulator, the China Securities Regulatory Commission (CSRC), announced a significant increase in fines for fraudulent securities issuance. The measure aims to strengthen stock market regulation. Fines for companies providing irregular information disclosures have been raised to up to 10 million yuan ($1.38 million), from the previous cap of 600,000 yuan ($82,568).

China's securities regulator announced a sharp increase in fines for fraudulent securities issuance on Friday, in a move to strengthen regulation of the stock market.

The China Securities Regulatory Commission (CSRC) said in a statement it had raised fines on companies that make irregular information disclosures to up to 10 million yuan ($1.38 million), compared with 600,000 yuan ($82,568) previously. ($1 = 7.2667 Chinese yuan renminbi)

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