China Securities Regulatory Commission issues notice on providing services for querying and comparing information of former employees who have left the China Securities Regulatory Commission system.
On September 20th, the China Securities Regulatory Commission issued a notice regarding the provision of services for querying and comparing information on former employees who have left the system of the Commission.
On September 20th, the China Securities Regulatory Commission issued a notice regarding the provision of information query and comparison services for former employees of the Commission system. When applying for a query, the sponsoring institution should provide the shareholder information of the issuer that needs to be queried all at once. After receiving the query application, the Securities Regulatory Bureau will provide feedback to the sponsoring institution within five working days. In principle, the sponsoring institution can only submit one query application for one issuer. For those who have already submitted coaching and acceptance applications, initial public offering applications, or applications for public issuance and listing on the North Exchange before the issuance of this notice, the sponsoring institutions can follow the above requirements to submit a query application after the publication of this notice.
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