China's top securities regulator has vowed to crack down hard on misbehavior including market manipulation, insider trading and collusion with "big crocodiles" in the country's capital markets. In a statement on Friday on its website, the China Securities Regulatory Commission (CSRC) said its chairman, Liu Shiyu made the comments at a recent internal meeting.
Liu, also said regulators should nip illegal activities in the bud, with zero tolerance, according to CSRC. The statement did not say when Liu, who did not identify any of the "big crocodiles", made his vow to crack down on misbehaviour.
Separately, CSRC said on Friday it would simplify disclosure rules regarding corporate restructurings in a bid to shorten the period of share suspensions. Foreign investors have long complained that Chinese companies tend to suspend their share trading for too long a time.
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