The China Securities Regulatory Commission and the Financial Services Authority of Oman signed the Memorandum of Understanding on Regulatory Cooperation in Securities and Futures.
To date, the CSRC has signed bilateral memoranda of understanding on regulatory cooperation with securities and futures regulators in 68 countries and regions, establishing cross-border regulatory and enforcement cooperation mechanisms.
On November 2, witnessed by the heads of state of China and Oman, Wu Qing, Chairman of the China Securities Regulatory Commission, and Badr, Minister of Foreign Affairs of Oman, signed the Memorandum of Understanding on Regulatory Cooperation in Securities and Futures between the China Securities Regulatory Commission and the Financial Services Authority of Oman in Beijing. The signing of this Memorandum of Understanding is of great significance for further strengthening regulatory exchanges and cooperation between the two sides in the securities and futures fields and promoting the healthy development of the capital markets of both countries, marking that securities regulatory cooperation between the two countries has entered a new stage.
To date, the China Securities Regulatory Commission has signed bilateral memoranda of understanding on regulatory cooperation with securities and futures regulatory authorities in 68 countries and regions, establishing cross-border regulatory and enforcement cooperation mechanisms.
This article is excerpted from the "CSRC Release" WeChat official account. Edited by Liu Jiayin, GMTEight.
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