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China’s corporate crackdown: insider trading fines and bans intensify

Chinese regulators are intensifying their sweeping crackdown on corporate insiders, slapping top executives with severe fines, criminal sentences and market bans as Beijing seeks to restore confidence in the country’s embattled stock markets. Securities regulators placed at least 21 controlling shareholders, chairmen, directors and senior executives across 20 Chinese listed companies under investigation in the first half of 2026, a South China Morning Post analysis of listed company disclosures...

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