Shanghai Financial Court's case filings increased by 29.75% last year, with securities false statements ranking first.

On March 31, at the Shanghai Financial Court’s 2025 Annual Trial Work Report and Top Ten Typical Cases press conference, it was announced that the Shanghai Financial Court accepted a total of 9,485 various financial cases in 2025, an increase of 29.75% year-on-year. Among them, disputes over false statements in securities were the most common case type. In trial cases, disputes over false statements in securities, financial loan contracts, and financial leasing contracts together accounted for over 50% of the total cases. Foreign-related, Hong Kong, Macao, and Taiwan-related cases numbered 239, a 21.94% increase year-on-year, continuing to grow for four consecutive years, with cases involving countries along the “Belt and Road” totaling 139, accounting for 58.16%. Cases in the securities industry accounted for 59.18%, showing an overall trend of “concealed illegal activities, diversified responsible entities, and multi-dimensional accountability pathways.” Insurance industry cases accounted for 7.54%, generally reflecting issues such as insufficient protection in new business formats and poor coordination in new fields, indicating supply and demand conflicts. (Jiemian News)