China's Securities Regulator Releases Derivatives Trading Rules with 5 Billion Yuan Capital Requirement on May 15

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According to Jin10, China’s Securities and Futures Commission (CSFC) released the Derivatives Trading Supervision and Management Measures (Trial) on May 15. The new rules establish key requirements for market participants, including enhanced trader protections, mandatory real-name registration for derivatives accounts, and stricter controls for trading firms. Securities and futures companies seeking to offer derivatives trading services must maintain minimum net capital of 5 billion yuan over the preceding six months, with provisions allowing the regulator to adjust requirements based on prudential oversight principles.

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