Regulation Must Go Deeper! He Qiang Recalls Forum Interjection: Institutions Aren't Earning Dividends, But Large Portions Are Retail Investors' Money

MaticHoleFiller · 2026-03-18T09:43:51+00:00

On March 13th, at Sina Finance's 3·15 Investor Protection Forum, Professor He Qiang pointed out that the rights and interests of retail investors are under threat, with institutions profiting by extracting funds from retail traders. He emphasized the need to strengthen regulation and improve legislation to protect investor rights and interests.

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2026-03-18 09:43:51

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Special Topic: Strengthening the Defense Line for the Rights and Interests of Small and Medium Investors — Sina Finance 3.15 Investor Protection Forum

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On March 13, Sina Finance held the 3.15 Investor Protection Forum, with Professor He Qiang from the School of Finance at Central University of Finance and Economics, and Honorary Director of the Securities and Futures Research Institute, delivering a keynote speech.

He Qiang recalled a capital market forum from a few years ago. At that time, an expert emphasized the importance of protecting investors’ rights, and someone on the spot interjected, “If we protect the rights of small and medium investors, who will the institutions make money from?”

“This question sounds a bit absurd, and some people chuckled,” He Qiang said. “But in reality, it also reflects a current situation in China’s capital market over the past few years—much of the income of institutions comes from small and retail investors. Institutions are earning money from retail investors, not from the dividends of listed companies. If you don’t believe it, check the data and see the ratio—who earns more, who earns less.”

He Qiang pointed out that because such a reality exists, merely improving regulations is far from enough; regulatory oversight must be strengthened in depth.

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