China is strengthening mechanisms to stabilize its capital markets and improve investor protection as part of its 15th Five-Year Plan. Regulators aim to enhance the resilience and long-term stability of financial markets while promoting transparent and fair business practices.
Authorities plan to improve corporate governance, encourage shareholder returns through dividends and share buybacks, and revitalize mergers and acquisitions to support efficient resource allocation. Officials say these measures will help develop globally competitive enterprises and strengthen the role of the stock market in economic growth.
Regulators also emphasized tougher oversight against financial misconduct, including market manipulation and fraud. By strengthening enforcement and investor protection systems, China aims to create a more secure, transparent, and trustworthy market environment for domestic and international investors.
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