China has tried to reduce indebtedness by allowing SOEs to engage in debt-to-equity swaps, promoting mixed ownership reform to inject private capital into SOEs, and permitting mergers among SOEs.

BEIJING (Reuters) - China's top financial market regulator ... better access to capital for leading technology. Wu Qing, who took over as the head of China's Securities Regulatory Commission ...

China’s financial regulators are channelling pension, insurance and mutual funds into the nation’s equities to anchor and stabilise Asia’s largest capital market, driving a benchmark stock ...

New China Securities Regulatory Commission (CSRC) Chairman Wu Qing’s ten symposiums with investors are receiving positive feedback as he looks to raise investor confidence in the market.

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China rolled ... “steady the stock market, and clear bottlenecks for the introduction of mid-long term capital,” according to a notice posted by the China Securities Regulatory Commission ...

Multiple Chinese government departments rolled out on Wednesday an implementation plan, vowing to promote inflows of medium- and long-term capital into the stock market, an effort that experts ...