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China stock market watchdog attempts purge without further harming financial system

Wu Qing, Chairman of the China Securities Regulatory Commission, in Beijing on 6 March 2024. © Wang Zhao/AFP

The China Securities Regulatory Commission's new boss, Wu Qing, is using the major investment bank CICC as a guinea pig. He is trying to bring the financial sector back under the heel of the CCP, while avoiding causing a crash. [...]

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