TREE NEWS update: China Securities Regulatory Commission Chairman Wu Qing said on Oct. 19 the regulator will keep to the principle of seeking progress while maintaining stability and further improve a capital market that balances investment and financing, speaking at the opening of the 2026 Financial Street Forum. Ye Fan, chief economist at Southwest Securities, said the emphasis on stability combines vigilance over cross-border, cross-market and cross-industry risk transmission with measures such as active ETFs and long-cycle assessment to draw in medium- and long-term capital.
CSRC Chair Wu Qing Pledges Steadier Capital Market at Financial Street Forum
The signal here is less the stability pledge itself than the mechanism behind it: cross-border, cross-market and cross-industry risk transmission is now explicitly on the regulator's radar, which matters for products whose exposure spans jurisdictions, including tokenized and offshore-linked RWA structures. Active ETFs and long-cycle assessment are framed as tools to pull in medium- and long-term capital, a shift in emphasis from inflows to holding behavior. Whether that framing translates into durable institutional participation rather than short-lived positioning is the open question worth tracking.
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