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  • China Replaces Head Of China Securities Regulatory Commission (CSRC)

    Date 08/02/2024

    China has replaced the head of its securities regulator, the China Securities Regulatory Commission (CSRC), according to the official Xinhua news agency. 

  • Rise Of The Robots: AI In Financial Market Regulation - Phil Taylor Of Reglex

    Date 08/02/2024

    It seems hard to believe that it’s only been 14 months since ChatGPT was released, bringing the capabilities and potential of large language models and generative Artificial Intelligence (AI) to public attention. AI as a concept is of course much older, dating back to the golden age of science fiction, and work on the technologies which reached maturity in ChatGPT had been underway for many years. But it was the user-friendly interactivity of the chat-based tool which sparked a wave of excitement and interest from companies keen to keep up with technology and use it to gain a competitive edge.

  • Hong Kong Securities And Futures Commission: The First Ramp-And-Dump Case Transferred To District Court

    Date 08/02/2024

    The Eastern Magistrates’ Court today granted an application by the Department of Justice to transfer a ramp-and-dump case brought by the Securities and Futures Commission (SFC) to the District Court.  This is the first time a ramp-and-dump case was transferred to the District Court for criminal prosecution.

  • Japan Issues $11bn Climate Transition Bond, Certified Under The Climate Bonds Standard - World First: Supports Japan's Ambitious Emission Reduction Goals

    Date 08/02/2024

    Japan issues the first tranche of its JPY1.6tn (USD11bn) Climate Transition Bond, with proceeds being used to fund Japan’s ambitious Green Transformation (GX) programme.

  • Shanghai Stock Exchange Solicits Public Opinions on Guidelines No. 14 Of Shanghai Stock Exchange For Self-Regulation Of Listed Companies—Sustainability Report (Trial) (Draft For Comments)

    Date 08/02/2024

    Recently, under the unified deployment of the China Securities Regulatory Commission (CSRC), the Shanghai Stock Exchange (SSE) has devised and finalized Guidelines No. 14 of Shanghai Stock Exchange for Self-Regulation of Listed Companies—Sustainability Report (Trial) (Draft for Comments) (hereinafter referred to as the Guidelines). The document has then been made public for market consultation. The formulation of the Guidelines is a crucial institutional measure aimed at facilitating the SSE's thorough implementation of the directives in the 20th CPC National Congress regarding economic and social development transition, along with the strategic promotion of low-carbon development. Additionally, it directly responds to the comprehensive mandates of the five major objectives of the Central Financial Work Conference for achieving significant advancements in green finance. Moreover, it serves as a tangible initiative to fulfill the objectives outlined in the CSRC's Three-Year Action Plan on Enhancing the Quality of Listed Companies (2022-2025). The objective of the Guidelines is to leverage the capital market's pivotal position, amplifying the information disclosure of sustainable development to drive improvements in listed-company quality, investment value, and investor returns. They aim to steer various resources towards alignment within the sphere of sustainable development, thereby facilitating the realization of carbon peaking and carbon neutrality and sustainable development of the economy, society, and the environment.