Who is the "big red man" at the beginning of the Year of the Dragon? It's all about being easy
Yi Huiman officially became the chairman of the China Securities Regulatory Commission on January 26, 2019, and has been reappointed for 5 years today, during his tenure, the opening of the Science and Technology Innovation Board, the establishment of the Beijing Stock Exchange, and the formal implementation of the full registration system, with 1,860 IPOs and 2 funds raised2 trillion, refinancing 96 trillion, with a market value loss of 20 trillion.
Looking at this "great achievement", it is easy for Yi Huiman to be "red" to surpass Xu Jiayin.
The reckless development of large A-shares inevitably led to a disaster, and the risk finally broke out.
The Dow Jones index in the United States has repeatedly hit record highs from 28,660 points in October 2022 to 38,783 points, with a range of 35%, driving the world into a big bull market, and the United Kingdom, Germany, and France in Europe have also hit record highs, and Japan, Taiwan, and India have also entered a bull market mode.
Only large A-shares have increased from 3,723 points** to 2,635 points in September 2021, with a range of 30%, and Yi Huiman, as the chairman of the CSRC, has an unshirkable responsibility regardless of whether he is honest or not.
The main leadership of the China Securities Regulatory Commission has been adjusted, and the "China Securities Regulatory Commission" has ushered in a new "number one".
China's ** Regulatory Commission (hereinafter referred to as the "China Securities Regulatory Commission") ushered in a new "number one". According to Xinhua News Agency, the CCP ** decided to appointWu QingComrade is the secretary of the Party Committee of the China ** Supervision and Management Commission, dismissedEasy to be fullComrade of the Party Committee of the China ** Supervision and Management Commission. It was decided to appoint Comrade Wu Qing as chairman of the China Supervision and Administration Committee and remove Comrade Yi Huiman from the post of chairman of the China Supervision and Administration Committee.
According to the public resume, Wu Qing, male, Han nationality, born in April 1965, from Mengcheng, Anhui Province, a member of the middle school, joined the work in January 1989, a graduate student, and a doctor of economics.
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What are big A shares?
Big A shares refer to RMB ordinary**, and the English letter A has no practical meaning.
A shares are ordinary shares issued by companies in China for domestic institutions, organizations or individuals (excluding Taiwan, Hong Kong and Macao investors) to subscribe and trade in RMB**.
A-shares are subject to paperless electronic bookkeeping, implement a "T+1" delivery system, have price limits and fall limits, and the participating investors are Chinese mainland institutions or individuals.
The first classification of listed companies in China
According to the different listing locations and investors faced, China's listed companies are divided into A shares, B shares, H shares and N shares.
1.A-shares: Traded in RMB for domestic listings in China**;;
2.B shares: denominated in RMB but can only be traded in foreign currencies and listed in China, for foreigners or Hong Kong, Macao and Taiwan**;;
3.H shares: foreign shares registered in the Mainland and listed in Hong Kong
4.N-shares: foreign shares registered in Chinese mainland and listed in New York.
What is the Dow Jones index?
The Dow Jones Index (Dow Jones Industrial **erage, DJIA) is the world's oldest ** index, and its full name is *** average index. The Dow Jones Index was first compiled in 1884 by Charles Henry Dow (1851-1902), the founder of the Dow Jones & Company.