This Week, the Shanghai Stock Exchange Zeroed In on Closely Monitoring Funds with Comparatively High Premiums, Including the China-South Korea Semiconductor ETF and the Global Chip LOF
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During the period from May 11 to May 15, 2026, the Shanghai Stock Exchange implemented self-regulatory actions in response to 445 instances of irregular securities trading. Its primary focus was on keeping a close watch on funds with relatively substantial premiums, exemplified by the China-South Korea Semiconductor ETF and the Global Chip LOF. In addition, it paid special attention to stocks experiencing abnormal fluctuations and those facing delisting risk warnings, such as *ST Zhengping, as well as stocks like Fuda Alloy and Haitai Xinguang, which were undergoing severe abnormal fluctuations. Concurrently, the exchange initiated special investigations into 20 significant matters concerning listed companies and forwarded one lead indicating a potential breach of laws and regulations to the China Securities Regulatory Commission.