The China Securities Regulatory Commission convened its 2026 meeting on full and strict Party self-governance and discipline inspection and supervision, reviewing 2025 work and setting 2026 priorities for tightening political, integrity and conduct oversight across the CSRC system. Chair Wu Qing delivered the keynote, while Fan Dazhi, head of the Central Commission for Discipline Inspection and National Supervisory Commission’s resident team at the CSRC, set out the discipline inspection and supervision work plan. The 2026 agenda focuses on reinforcing political discipline and ensuring implementation of central policy decisions tied to capital-market risk prevention, stronger regulation and high-quality development, alongside education on establishing and practising a “correct view of political achievements” and deeper case-based rectification. Planned measures include stepped-up supervision of “top leaders” and leadership teams, a more integrated oversight framework linking discipline inspection with inspection and audit, organisational, financial and business supervision, and tighter end-to-end checks on the exercise of public power through clearer, traceable authorisation mechanisms and stronger enforcement. Anti-corruption work will continue targeted governance in key areas, intensify case investigations, and explicitly prioritise misconduct that undermines capital-market order or infringes the interests of small and medium-sized investors, while extending conduct controls under the Central Eight-point Regulation and further addressing prominent “four winds” problems such as improper dining and gifting, bureaucratism, arbitrary actions and inaction. The CSRC system will also continue the “standardisation, rule of law and regularisation construction year” initiative, with emphasis on case-handling quality, training and discipline inspection team building.

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