The China Securities Regulatory Commission held its 14th commendation and awards meeting for investigation and case handling work, reviewing recent enforcement results and recognizing 25 collectives and 20 individuals for outstanding performance in major cases over the past two years. The update centered on the commission’s continued hard-line approach to securities violations and on Chairman Wu Qing’s call for the enforcement system to strengthen its capacity further. The commission said its investigators have concentrated resources on major cases involving financial fraud, market manipulation and insider trading, with the aim of maintaining market order and protecting investors’ lawful rights and interests. Wu called for improvements in investigation quality, deeper enforcement reform, stronger use of technology, further legal system development and better coordination across agencies, alongside stronger political and professional capabilities within the enforcement workforce. The meeting was attended by CSRC leadership, the heads of the Shanghai and Shenzhen stock exchanges and officials from across the system, with representatives from the Ministry of Public Security and the Supreme People's Procuratorate also invited, underscoring the emphasis on joined-up enforcement.