The nation's financial regulators will continue to pursue market-oriented reform for new share listings and conduct random inspections.
China's latest IPO reform seems "helpless" to suppress overpricing and cash outs in initial public offering operations, and a flood of IPOs in March will drag down the well-performing ChiNext Index, a senior analyst said.
Private equity and venture capital firms will have to conduct their business differently in China in 2014, after regulators overhauled initial public offering rules.
China's top securities regulator on Tuesday denied rumors that it had halted taking IPO applications but stressed that applicants must conform to new rules.
A closed-door meeting between regulators and market participants last week focused on initial public offering reform, the China Securities Journal reported on Monday.
The China Securities Regulatory Commission will launch a support system for the nation's IPO reform plan and strictly implement a delisting system, the commission said on Friday.
The reform plans that China's securities watchdog unveiled at the weekend spell new opportunities for Chinese investors in the long run.
China will resume initial public offerings in January after a freeze lasting longer than a year, and a reform plan on new listings has been carried out to boost the country's stock market over the long term.
China's securities regulator Saturday unveiled a reform plan for the IPO system, which is seen as a major step towards a market-oriented IPO registration system.
China may lift a 12-month ban on new share sales this year, according to Lan Banghua, from the IPO promotion department at the Shenzhen Stock Exchange.