CSRC Chair Wu Qing told the China Securities Investment Fund Association’s 4th member meeting that frontier technologies such as artificial intelligence are driving deep change in fund industry business models and ecosystems. He urged firms to deepen

2026-06-06

CSRC Chair Wu Qing told the China Securities Investment Fund Association’s 4th member meeting that frontier technologies such as artificial intelligence are driving deep change in fund industry business models and ecosystems. He urged firms to deepen innovation across products, services, operations and organization to better meet market demand, and to strengthen technology enablement by prudently and orderly exploring AI, big data and related tools to support investment research, client service and internal controls while accelerating digital and intelligent transformation. Wu called for differentiated development — large firms should raise overall competitiveness, while small and midsize firms should compete on specialization and core strengths rather than scale — and for stronger end-to-end risk controls over innovation. He said innovation pace and intensity must match management capability and vowed to crack down on pseudo-innovation, explicit naming concept-driven hype, complex nested structures, excessive speculation and channel arbitrage as targets.