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Securities regulators, brokers, journalist under probe over trading violation

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2015-08-26 09:46Ecns.cn Editor: Mo Hong'e

券商、记者、官员被要求协助调查!昨晚到底发生了什么?

8月25日,对于证券行业而言实在太不寻常了。先是沪指失守3000点,接着央行宣布降息降准。不过,这还不算完。新华社深夜发布消息称,包括券商、媒体、证监会工作人员在内的一批人员被公安机关要求协助调查。与此同时,海通证券等4家券商发布公告,被证监会立案调查。昨晚到底发生了什么?

(ECNS) -- Several securities regulators, brokers, and a financial journalist were investigated Tuesday night by the China Securities Regulatory Commission (CSRC) for suspected illegal securities trading, according to Xinhua News Agency.

Eight individuals from Citic Securities, China's biggest securities dealer, are suspected of illegal securities trading.

A staff member from the China Securities Regulatory Commission surnamed Liu and a former staff member surnamed Ouyang are suspected of insider trading and forging official documents and seals, Xinhua said.

A journalist surnamed Wang with Caijing Magazine and several other people are suspected of fabricating and spreading fake securities and futures trading information.

Four securities firms --  Haitong Securities Co, GF Securities, Huatai Securities and Founder Securities said that they had received notices of investigations from the CSRC.

The companies allegedly violated the rules covering the assessment and identity verification of clients.

During the investigation, the companies are expected to cooperate with the CSRC in disclosing related information, according to Global Times.

The benchmark Shanghai Composite Index fell 7.63 percent to 2,964.97 points, following the 8.49-percent loss on Monday in its biggest daily slump since February 2007. The Shenzhen Component Index lost 7.04 percent to close at 10,197.94 points.

Xinhua and Global Times contribute to the report

  

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