The Regulator Checks The Accounts Affecting The Securities Trading Order.

Both the Shanghai Stock Exchange and the Shenzhen Stock Exchange have indicated that they will continue to take effective measures to verify the accounts which are suspected of having abnormal trading practices affecting securities trading order and maintain stability in the securities market.

For two days in a row, regulators have put a heavy blow on the behavior that may jeopardize market trading order.

Yesterday, the Shanghai Stock Exchange and Shenzhen Stock Exchange respectively adopted restrictive trading measures for 4 securities accounts and 6 securities accounts with abnormal trading behavior. The time limit was 3 months, that is, from August 3rd to November 2nd this year.

The Shanghai Stock Exchange said it decided to have 4 abnormal trading practices in recent pactions.

Restrictive trading measures are adopted to restrict all securities that are traded on the Shanghai Stock Exchange from August 3, 2015 to November 2, 2015.

The Shenzhen Stock Exchange said it would take restrictive trading measures on 6 securities accounts with significant abnormal trading activities, and limit all pactions in Shenzhen from August 3, 2015 to November 2, 2015.

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Both exchanges have indicated that they will continue to take effective measures to verify accounts suspected of having abnormal trading practices affecting securities trading order, and promptly report to the CSRC on alleged violations of relevant securities laws and regulations, maintain order in securities trading and maintain stability in the securities market.

On Friday, before the stock market opened, Zhang Xiaojun, a spokesman for the securities and Futures Commission, said that

The suspected trading accounts were monitored and questioned, and 24 restricted trading measures were made for the securities accounts with abnormal trading characteristics.

As for the reasons why they are restricted, Zhang Xiaojun, a spokesman for the news, revealed that they mainly reported frequently or frequently revoked the declaration, which was suspected to affect the price of securities trading or other investors' investment decisions.

It is reported that in the 24 account numbers of the restricted pactions, there are 7 accounts overlap between the two exchanges. That is to say, there are 17 securities accounts that are actually restricted pactions, and the 7 accounts that coincide will become the "zombie households" of the two market in the past three months.

Of the restricted pactions accounts, 11 are private product accounts, accounting for more than 60%. Their characteristics are mostly quantified hedging products.

From the number of accounts, Ying Feng capital is the object of this exchange's "disposal", involving a total of 4 products.

The company's website information shows that it was founded in 2012, and is set to be an integrated Asset Management Co, registered in Qianhai, Shenzhen. It has 22 products, including securities and equity, and others.

The company has 4 quantified products, all of which are "recruit".

In the evening of July 31st, Ying Feng issued a notice on the matter, saying that the company is actively coordinating with the regulatory authorities to investigate and verify the trading strategies and pactions of the relevant products.

According to the company, there has been no investigation notice from the regulatory authorities before. Besides these 4 products, other products of the company are running normally.