Stepping Up Regulation With Zero Tolerance For Violationsâ Overview Of Shenzhen Stock Exchange s Disciplinary Punishment In 2020 Date
In 2020, the new
Securities Law was implemented, the registration-based IPO system reform with information disclosure at its core was steadily advanced, and higher requirements on stock exchanges in strengthening frontline supervision and fulfilling self-disciplinary regulation functions were proposed. SZSE earnestly practiced the principles of “system building, non-intervention, and zero tolerance”, and upheld the working requirements of “standing in awe of the market, rule of law, professionalism and risks and pooling the efforts of all sides to develop the capital market”. With disciplinary punishment as an important lever, SZSE strengthened in-process and ex post regulation. SZSE imposed serious punishment on market chaos and violations of laws and regulations, helped improve the quality of listed companies, and facilitated
Update: January, 11/2021 - 16:08 | HDBank was honoured with a place in the Top 50 list of the country’s 500 largest companies released in Hà Nội last week. Photo courtesy of HDBank HCM CITY HDBank was honoured along with other leading companies such as Vinamilk, Vingroup, CP Vietnam, and Việt Nam National Petroleum Group as being among the Top 50 of Việt Nam at the ceremony to announce the country’s 500 largest companies (VNR500) last week in Hà Nội. They have all made great contributions to the development of many fields, and are at the forefront of innovation and technology, enhancing digitisation in their operations to enable the economy to survive the turbulent year that was 2020.
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