From July 20 to 21, from investors and listed companies to industry institutions, experts and scholars, the China Securities Regulatory Commission held a series of symposiums with rare intensity and breadth to listen to opinions and suggestions on promoting the stable and healthy development of the capital market. Among them, “standardizing quantitative transactions and AI applications” and “increasing penalties for market violations” became the core topics of discussion. Industry experts believe that quantitative trading is not impossible, but it must not become an “amplifier” of market fluctuations. It is not the technology itself that is problematic, but the behavioral boundaries of the application of the technology need to be clearly defined. From investor representatives suggesting “standardizing the development of quantitative trading and AI applications” to subsequent symposiums proposing “further standardizing quantitative trading behavior” — from “standardizing development” to “regulating behavior,” this means that specific policies may be on the way.

From July 20 to 21, from investors and listed companies to industry institutions, experts and scholars, the China Securities Regulatory Commission held a series of symposiums with rare intensity and breadth to listen to opinions and suggestions on promoting the stable and healthy development of the capital market. Among them, “standardizing quantitative transactions and AI applications” and “increasing penalties for market violations” became the core topics of discussion. Industry experts believe that quantitative trading is not impossible, but it must not become an “amplifier” of market fluctuations. It is not the technology itself that is problematic, but the behavioral boundaries of the application of the technology need to be clearly defined. From investor representatives suggesting “standardizing the development of quantitative trading and AI applications” to subsequent symposiums proposing “further standardizing quantitative trading behavior” — from “standardizing development” to “regulating behavior,” this means that specific policies may be on the way.