From July 20 to 23, the Securities Regulatory Commission held a number of symposiums, covering market players such as investors, listed companies, industry organizations, experts and scholars, and deploying the next seven key tasks. This series of meetings is progressive and intertwined, sending multiple signals to the market, from “questioning the market” to making clear arrangements. First, we are determined to take more measures to hedge against external shocks and maintain the smooth operation of the market. Second, insist on “investor-oriented” and comprehensively optimize the market investment ecosystem. The third is to insist on unwavering reform and opening-up, enhance the internal stability of the market, and create A-shares with endogenous resilience. Overall, the series of symposiums recently held by the Securities Regulatory Commission was not only an extensive market communication, guidance of expectations, but also a systematic strategic plan. As the “investor-oriented” concept fully permeates the entire process of capital market reform and development, the normalized and long-term market stabilization mechanism continues to improve. An A-share market with stability, vitality and resilience will also move forward steadily in the process of continuing to deepen reforms and expand opening-up.

From July 20 to 23, the Securities Regulatory Commission held a number of symposiums, covering market players such as investors, listed companies, industry organizations, experts and scholars, and deploying the next seven key tasks. This series of meetings is progressive and intertwined, sending multiple signals to the market, from “questioning the market” to making clear arrangements. First, we are determined to take more measures to hedge against external shocks and maintain the smooth operation of the market. Second, insist on “investor-oriented” and comprehensively optimize the market investment ecosystem. The third is to insist on unwavering reform and opening-up, enhance the internal stability of the market, and create A-shares with endogenous resilience. Overall, the series of symposiums recently held by the Securities Regulatory Commission was not only an extensive market communication, guidance of expectations, but also a systematic strategic plan. As the “investor-oriented” concept fully permeates the entire process of capital market reform and development, the normalized and long-term market stabilization mechanism continues to improve. An A-share market with stability, vitality and resilience will also move forward steadily in the process of continuing to deepen reforms and expand opening-up.