China increases imprisonment terms for securities, futures market crimes; annual parliament meet on March 5


SHANGHAI, Dec 27 (Reuters): China has amended a criminal law to increase imprisonment terms for securities and futures market crimes, including fraudulent securities issuances and information disclosure fraud, according to a regulatory statement.

According to an online posting by the China Securities Regulatory Commission (CSRC) on Saturday night (Dec 26), the imprisonment for fraudulent securities issuances was raised from five to 15 years, while the maximum sentencing for fraudulent disclosures was raised to 10 years from three.

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