China Securities Regulatory Commission begins planning 15th Five-Year Plan capital market agenda focused on resilience, enforcement and deeper opening-up

The China Securities Regulatory Commission (CSRC) reported that it held an internal briefing session on implementing the Communist Party of China’s 20th Central Committee Fourth Plenary Session, with CSRC Party Secretary and chairman Wu Qing setting out a planning push for the capital market’s strategic tasks and major measures for the 15th Five-Year Plan period. Priorities highlighted for the CSRC system include making the market more resilient and stable, improving the inclusiveness and attractiveness of the market制度 framework, raising the quality and value of listed companies, strengthening the effectiveness and deterrence of supervision and enforcement, and advancing opening-up to a deeper and higher level. The briefing also linked this work to risk prevention, stronger regulation and supporting high-quality development, alongside tighter and more practical full and strict Party self-governance across the CSRC system. Next steps set out internally include multi-level, full-coverage study and training, expanded research and investigation, preparation of planning documents, and coordinated communication and interpretation to support implementation.