Key facts
- The China Securities Regulatory Commission (CSRC) has appointed new leaders for its bureaus in Shandong and Jiangsu provinces.
- The reshuffling aims to enhance front-line market supervision in important economic areas.
- Zhang Xiaojun, a long-time regulator and former CSRC spokesperson, assumed leadership of the Shandong bureau in early June.
- Zhang Xiaojun previously headed the CSRC's Communist Party affairs bureau.
China's top securities regulator has reshuffled leadership in its regional bureaus, appointing new heads to its Shandong and Jiangsu provincial offices. The move is intended to strengthen market supervision in key economic hubs across the country.
Zhang Xiaojun, a veteran regulator and one of the China Securities Regulatory Commission's (CSRC) initial spokespersons, took over the Shandong bureau in early June. Prior to this appointment, Zhang led the CSRC's Communist Party affairs bureau.