The Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS) and the China Securities Regulatory Commission (CSRC) convened their 9th annual Supervisory Roundtable in Datong, China. Co-chaired by MAS Deputy Managing Director Ho Hern Shin and CSRC Vice Chairman Li Ming, the event gathered regulators and industry participants to discuss capital market developments and explore opportunities for enhanced connectivity.
Key topics included derivatives regulations, investor protection measures, and the supervision of non-bank financial institutions. These discussions aimed to deepen mutual understanding of each market’s supervisory frameworks, thereby strengthening the resilience and functionality of both markets.
The roundtable also addressed the development of equity markets in China and Singapore, focusing on facilitating high-quality listings and capital raising. Industry participants highlighted progress on cross-border initiatives, such as enhanced index collaboration, to broaden product offerings and mobilise capital into the region. This initiative is seen as a step towards reinforcing Asia’s position as a key destination for global investment.
The roundtable underscores the ongoing commitment of MAS and CSRC to bolster regulatory cooperation and innovation, with implications for future growth and stability in the region’s capital markets.
