Yi Huiman, the chairman of Industrial and Commercial Bank of China, has been named as the new head of the China Securities Regulatory Commission. Photo: Xinhua
China’s new securities regulator must implement wide-ranging reforms to revive flagging market fortunes
- New CSRC chief Yi Huiman faces the uphill task of reviving confidence and installing reforms in world’s No 3 stock market
- One of his first tests will be to successfully launch the new tech board in Shanghai announced by President Xi Jinping last year
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Yi Huiman, the chairman of Industrial and Commercial Bank of China, has been named as the new head of the China Securities Regulatory Commission. Photo: Xinhua