On the afternoon of July 15, the Nanshan Branch of the Shenzhen Municipal Public Security Bureau issued a "Situation Report", stating that the previous netizen's statement "Guangdong Huaxing Bank cannot withdraw money" was false information, and the person involved, Chen Moumou, was responsible for fabricating false information on the Internet. He confessed to illegal activities such as dissemination and has been administratively detained by in accordance with the law.
Nandu·Wancaishe reporter learned from the "Administrative Punishment Decision" of the Nanshan Branch of the Shenzhen Municipal Public Security Bureau that the offender Chen Moumou is a post-90s master's degree and works as a securities investment consultant in a business department of the leading securities company Guotai Junan . On July 14, knowing that it was fabricated false information, Chen Moumou still sent untrue remarks to the WeChat accounts of two WeChat groups he belonged to and five WeChat friends.
Informed people: Branch upgrades and renovations have led to misunderstandings
Recently, social media broke the news that Huaxing Bank Rongchao Business Center branch cannot withdraw money, and related pictures were attached. Relevant people close to Huaxing Bank told reporters from Nandu Bay Financial News that due to the relocation of Huaxing Bank's Shenzhen branch, the branch was being upgraded and renovated, which led to the misunderstanding that "no money can be withdrawn."
A reporter from Nandu Bay Financial News asked the bank staff for confirmation. The staff said that the bank branches and APP system are currently operating normally. The Shenzhen branch of Guangdong Huaxing Bank in the picture posted online will be relocated to the Shenzhen Bay Innovation and Technology Center in Nanshan District. The Shenzhen branch in the picture has been renovated and upgraded, and may later operate as a branch. Therefore, some depositors cannot access this branch. Withdraw money.
The staff member also pointed out that depositors can first go to other outlets to withdraw money, or go to an ATM machine closer to home to deposit and withdraw money.
Securities practitioners have been punished for spreading rumors before.
It is worth noting that Chen Moumou is not an exception. A Nandu Bay Financial News reporter found out that before the Huaxing Bank rumor-mongering incident, securities personnel had been punished for publishing false statements about the bank.
On July 3, the Xuanwu Branch of the Nanjing Municipal Public Security Bureau issued a notice stating that Fu Moumou posted false information about Nanjing Bank in the WeChat group of community owners at 18:00 on June 30, 2022, causing adverse effects. He was given a public security management penalty . On the 8th, the official website of the Shaanxi Securities Regulatory Commission issued an announcement stating that Fu Moumou was a former employee of Western Securities. His behavior violated the relevant employee management regulations and was ordered to make rectifications. It is reported that Fu has been terminated from his labor contract by Western Securities.
Financial security is an important fulcrum of national security. Financial practitioners should strictly abide by professional standards and guidelines and be wary of "trouble comes from the mouth."
Starting from April 1 this year, the "Measures for the Supervision and Administration of Directors, Supervisors, Senior Managers and Practitioners of Securities Fund Business Institutions" (hereinafter referred to as the "Measures") will be officially implemented. Article 4 of the "Measures" stipulates that directors, supervisors, senior managers and employees of securities fund operating institutions shall abide by laws and regulations and the provisions of the China Securities Regulatory Commission, abide by the company's articles of association and industry norms, abide by integrity, be diligent and responsible, and work with integrity. It shall not harm the national interests, social public interests and the legitimate rights and interests of investors.
Written by: Wang Wenyan, trainee reporter at Nandu Wan Financial Society
