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The conservative former central banker is not expected to rock the boat as chairman of China Securities Regulatory Commission.

The process of gaining approval to list in China is open to corruption as a small number of officers have unchecked power over which applicants go first, economist says.

Having reached the state's official retirement age, China's longest-serving central bank governor will leave his position next month.

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

Chinese regulators are rumoured to be considering a move to Dutch auctions in a bid to curb the continued overpricing of many A-share IPOs.

China's securities regulator should step back from its role as gatekeeper of new share listings, bankers say.

Beijing has appointed new heads for its three financial regulatory agencies.