China Securities Regulator Names Law Enforcement Chief as Vice Chairman

By Wang Juanjuan, Quan Yue and Denise Jia

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What’s new: China’s securities regulator has appointed Li Ming, previously head of law enforcement, as its new vice chairman.

Li, 55, a veteran securities regulator who has held various positions in the China Securities Regulatory Commission (CSRC), will replace Vice Chairman Fang Xinghai, who has reached the retirement age of 60, the commission said in a statement Tuesday.

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Li Ming, 55, appointed vice chairman of China Securities Regulatory Commission (CSRC), replacing Fang Xinghai.
Fang, Stanford-educated, facilitated international alignment, notably a 2022 U.S. audit cooperation agreement.
Li aims to intensify the crackdown on illegal activities such as fraudulent issuance and financial fraud.

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