TREE NEWS update: China Securities Regulatory Commission Vice Chairman Liu Haoling said the regulator will explore an AI governance path suited to the realities of China’s capital market, speaking at the 2026 Financial Street Forum fintech conference. He called for a comprehensive governance system covering admission assessment, dynamic monitoring and emergency response across the full lifecycle, and for scientifically defining the boundaries of high-value application scenarios and risk tolerance levels.
CSRC Vice Chairman Liu Haoling Calls for AI Governance Path Suited to China’s Capital Market
The emphasis on lifecycle governance—admission, monitoring, emergency response—signals that Chinese regulators are moving from principle-level AI statements toward an operating framework for how AI enters market infrastructure. That matters most for brokers, fund managers and fintech vendors whose AI tools will face assessment before deployment rather than after. The unresolved question is where the line between "high-value" and high-risk scenarios falls, since that definition will determine how much latitude firms get. Whether this stays at the forum stage or translates into draft rules is worth watching.
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