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The China Securities Regulatory Commission (CSRC) has approved the registration application for the initial public offering (IPO) of Suzhou Green Control Transmission Technology Co., Ltd.
According to Mars Finance, the China Securities Regulatory Commission (CSRC) has approved the registration application for the initial public offering (IPO) of Suzhou Green Control Transmission Technology Co., Ltd.
ByteDance reportedly postpones its IPO plans, with its off-exchange valuation approaching $1 trillion.
According to Beating's monitoring, foreign media reports indicate that ByteDance's board of directors reached a consensus in early May 2026 to postpone its initial public offering (IPO). Founder Zhang Yiming believes there is still room for valuation growth, and a listing at this stage would cede too much profit to later-stage, risk-free investors. Currently, ByteDance's valuation in the off-exchange grey market exceeds $600 billion. A senior technology investment banker at Bank of America Group stated that the company's market capitalization is expected to approach $1 trillion, setting a new industry benchmark. Policy and geopolitical risks have eased somewhat. In early 2026, Oracle and an investor consortium reached an agreement to jointly acquire 80% of the equity in TikTok's US entity, largely alleviating related regulatory pressure. Regarding its AI business, Doubao APP, the largest chat assistant in China in terms of user base, is adding paid tiers to its free service.
Wu Qing, Chairman of the China Securities Regulatory Commission: We will crack down on illegal stock recommendations and other irregularities using artificial intelligence in accordance with the law.
According to a report by the Shanghai Securities News, Wu Qing, Chairman of the China Securities Regulatory Commission (CSRC), stated at the 2026 Lujiazui Forum that the CSRC will release guiding opinions on regulating the development of artificial intelligence in the capital market in due course. Wu Qing pointed out that the CSRC will strictly investigate and punish illegal and irregular activities such as using technology to capitalize on trending topics, hype concepts, and even manipulate the market and engage in insider trading. At the same time, the CSRC will severely crack down on illegal stock recommendations using artificial intelligence, as well as industry malpractices such as using artificial intelligence to spread rumors and engage in illegal trading.
US SEC Chairman: We are reforming the regulatory framework for listed companies to make IPOs more accessible to ordinary investors.
PANews reported on June 17 that, according to Cointelegraph, U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) Chairman Paul Atkins stated that the agency is reforming the regulatory framework for publicly traded companies to make IPOs more accessible to ordinary investors.
The Reserve Bank of India reiterated its opposition to the legalization of cryptocurrencies to a parliamentary panel, favoring a containment-style regulatory approach.
According to Foresight News , citing the Economic Times, the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) reiterated its opposition to legalizing virtual digital assets (VDAs, including cryptocurrencies) to the Standing Committee on Finance of the Indian Parliament on Thursday, arguing that such assets pose a threat to emerging economies. This marks the first time the RBI has directly addressed the issue of cryptocurrencies to the committee, which was holding a meeting that day to discuss "Research on Virtual Digital Assets and Future Paths." RBI officials stated that virtual digital assets should not be granted legal status at this stage, arguing that such assets could be used for illicit activities such as terrorist financing and drug trafficking, and that regulating related offshore entities would be difficult. According to another report, the RBI favors a prohibitive containment strategy to ensure that banks and regulated financial institutions are protected from the risks associated with this asset class. The RBI also criticized stablecoins pegged to fiat currencies (such as the US dollar), arguing that they undermine national monetary sovereignty, and advocated that users switch to a central bank digital currency (CBDC) issued by the RBI itself for virtual asset transactions. Following the meeting, Committee Chairman Bhartruhari Mahtab told the media that the RBI opposes legalizing virtual digital assets in India. He also noted that compared to other digital assets, the RBI's own digital currency (e-rupee) is "not a thriving asset," currently boasting approximately 10 million users, representing only 0.42% of India's population, and struggling to gain traction despite the unified payment interface (UPI, which processes over 300 million transactions daily). The meeting also heard feedback from the Institute of Chartered Accountants of India (ICAI), which supports a comprehensive legal framework for virtual digital assets. The RBI also questioned long-held claims that India is one of the world's largest adopters of cryptocurrency, arguing that the statistical methods used by private blockchain analytics firms are flawed and may overestimate adoption rates in more populous countries.