China issues info security rules for securities and futures industry

The rules, which take effect on May 1, are designed to fend off information security risks and "maintain safe, steady and efficient operation of the capital market", China's securities regulator said in a statement.

Reuters

Published:3rd Mar, 2023 at 6:13 PM

SHANGHAI: China on Friday published network and information security management rules for the country's securities and futures industry.

The rules, which take effect on May 1, are designed to fend off information security risks and "maintain safe, steady and efficient operation of the capital market", China's securities regulator said in a statement.

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China issues info security rules for securities and futures industry

The rules, which take effect on May 1, are designed to fend off information security risks and "maintain safe, steady and efficient operation of the capital market", China's securities regulator said in a statement.

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