Shanghai Stock Exchange and the Shanghai Securities Regulatory Bureau jointly held the first training session on the theme of standardized operation of listed companies.

Recently, the Shanghai Stock Exchange, together with the Shanghai Securities Regulatory Bureau, held the first training session on the theme of standard operation of listed companies. The training focused on Shanghai-listed companies in the jurisdiction of Shanghai, with more than 140 chairmen, board secretaries, and senior management personnel from 80 listed companies participating. It is reported that this training followed the relevant deployments of the China Securities Regulatory Commission's new round of special actions on the governance of listed companies and the crackdown and prevention of financial fraud by listed companies. It also took into account new regulatory requirements such as the "Corporate Governance Guidelines" and the "Regulations on the Supervision of Board Secretaries of Listed Companies", focusing on the theme of "enhancing the level of standard operation of companies". The training systematically explained the latest market trends and regulatory policies, delved into typical cases and risk warnings, interpreted capital market tools such as M&A, refinancing, and bond financing, and helped companies enhance governance efficiency and activate internal growth momentum. The training emphasized that compliance is the bottom line and a necessity for listed companies, as well as a productivity enhancer. As a representative of the excellent cluster in China's capital market, Shanghai-listed companies must continuously strengthen their credit foundation through improving standard operation and governance efficiency, in order to empower long-term development through the capital market.