China’s securities regulator and its industry body are moving to close compensation loopholes for brokerage management and staff, extending anti-corruption oversight to overseas operations for the first time, as Beijing pushes the sector to build world-class investment banks.The China" class="entity-link entity-organization" data-entity-id="204449" data-entity-type="organization">Securities Association of China, a self-regulatory body under the supervision of the regulator, recently sent brokerages a revised draft of its rules on “clean practices”, seeking industry feedback by September 29, domestic media reported on Monday, citing industry sources.
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TUE · 2026-09-15 · 00:00 GMTBRIEF NSR-2026-0915-111319
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China targets offshore operations of brokerages in crackdown on pay loopholes, corruption
China's securities regulator and its industry body, the Securities Association of China, are implementing new rules to address compensation loopholes within brokerages. For the first time, anti-corruption oversight will extend to the overseas operations of these firms.
Daisy WuSouth China Morning PostFiled 2026-09-15 · 00:00 GMTLean · Center-RightRead · 1 min
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China's securities regulator and its industry body, the Securities Association of China, are implementing new rules to address compensation loopholes within brokerages. For the first time, anti-corruption oversight will extend to the overseas operations of these firms. This initiative aims to promote "clean practices" and is part of Beijing's broader effort to develop world-class investment banks. The Securities Association of China recently circulated a revised draft of these rules to brokerages for industry feedback, with a deadline of September 29.
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Anti-corruption oversight is being extended to overseas operations for the first time.
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China's securities regulator and industry body are closing compensation loopholes for brokerage management and staff.
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Industry feedback on the revised rules is sought by September 29.
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The Securities Association of China sent brokerages a revised draft of its rules on 'clean practices'.
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