MAS, CSRC strengthens capital markets supervision and connectivity

China and SG discussed implementing the initiatives from the 17th joint council.

The Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS) and China Securities Regulatory Commission (CSRC) exchanged information to advance cooperation in capital markets supervision and connectivity at the 6th MAS-CSRC Supervisory Roundtable.

The roundtable focussed on key supervisory issues, including developments in sustainability reporting, OTC derivatives reporting requirements, supervisory, and regulatory approaches for exchange-traded products and, market misconduct. MAS and CSRC also exchanged views to strengthen capital markets connectivity and support deeper collaboration.

MAS deputy managing director and roundtable co-chair, Ho Hern Shin, said, "CSRC and MAS enjoy strong and warm relations, and benefit from a close supervisory partnership. Given the interest by our financial institutions to expand in each other's markets and evolving market developments, the annual roundtable is an important platform to discuss supervisory issues and areas of common interest, including sustainable finance."

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