For China Securities over the weekend, a few things are relatively significant:
First, people close to the regulatory authorities said that the regulators of China and the US are moving in the opposite direction to achieve effective and sustainable cooperation as soon as possible. Zhenkun, a listed company in the US, has received an “unobjected response”, and overseas listing channels have remained unobstructed:
“It should be said that regulators in both China and the US are fully aware of each other's concerns and are moving in the opposite direction to find solutions to the problems in order to achieve effective and sustainable cooperation as soon as possible. This is in the best interests of capital markets in both countries and global investors.” In response to the market's recent concerns about Sino-US audit and supervision cooperation issues, an industry insider close to the regulatory authorities said. According to reports, some Chinese securities companies and investment institutions participated in a video exchange held by the China Securities Regulatory Commission today (March 27). The conference mainly listened to the opinions of market participants on the recent situation of China Securities.
　　Regarding the progress of Sino-US audit and supervision cooperation, which the market is generally concerned about, the Securities Regulatory Commission did not disclose details of negotiations with US regulators, but stated that both sides have shown a positive will and pragmatic attitude to resolve the issue, and have continued to conduct efficient, frank, and professional consultations in recent times. This is consistent with the information recently disclosed by the US side. The Securities Regulatory Commission warned that recently, some media that do not grasp the actual situation have quite a few subjective speculations about the details and direction of the cooperation between the two sides, causing unnecessary interference with market expectations. It is hoped that market participants will take the information publicly disclosed by the supervisory authorities of the two sides as a guide, not...