The Monetary Authority of Singapore and the China Securities Regulatory Commission held their 10th annual supervisory roundtable in Singapore on June 29, bringing together regulators and industry participants to discuss market and regulatory developments and to review cross-border capital markets cooperation. A concrete outcome was an agreement to facilitate staff exchanges, aimed at strengthening institutional ties and mutual understanding between the two authorities. The discussions covered developments in the two jurisdictions' equity markets, including Singapore's Equity Market Development Programme and China's STAR Market and ChiNext reforms. The agenda also included operational resilience of financial infrastructure amid rapid technological change, market misconduct trends, the use of technology in law enforcement, regulatory approaches to digital assets, and regulatory developments in the securities and futures industry. Industry participants also shared views on progress in cross-border initiatives such as the ETF product link and index collaboration.
Monetary Authority of Singapore2026-07-01
Monetary Authority of Singapore and China Securities Regulatory Commission hold 10th supervisory roundtable and sign staff exchange agreement
The Monetary Authority of Singapore and the China Securities Regulatory Commission held their 10th supervisory roundtable and signed an agreement to facilitate staff exchanges. Discussions covered equity market reforms, financial infrastructure resilience, market misconduct, technology in enforcement, digital assets, and securities and futures regulation. Participants also reviewed progress on cross-border initiatives including the ETF product link and index collaboration.