深圳对黄金市场划定“十条红线” 重点打击预定价交易活动

Core Viewpoint - Shenzhen is implementing stricter regulatory measures to combat the rise of illegal activities in the gold market, with a focus on delineating clear prohibitions for enterprises, individuals, and financial institutions [1][3][8]. Group 1: Enterprise Regulations - Enterprises are prohibited from engaging in illegal gold trading activities such as pre-pricing, leveraged trading, and deferred trading through internet platforms [3]. - Illegal fundraising activities disguised as gold custody, leasing, or repurchase agreements that promise fixed returns are banned [3]. - Enterprises must not mislead consumers through false advertising or unauthorized use of "Shanghai Gold Exchange member" status [3][4]. - The use of non-precious materials to impersonate gold and other deceptive practices is strictly forbidden [4]. Group 2: Individual Regulations - Individuals are not allowed to organize or participate in illegal gold trading activities or develop illegal trading software [6]. - Qualified individual investors can only engage in gold ETFs, futures trading, or purchase physical gold through legitimate channels [6]. Group 3: Financial Institutions and Non-Bank Payment Institutions - Financial institutions must not conduct gold business without proper regulatory approval and must adhere to reporting requirements for large and suspicious transactions [8]. - They are also prohibited from providing services to illegal operators or promoting illegal gold activities [8]. Group 4: Previous Illegal Cases - The Shenzhen Financial Office previously highlighted three illegal cases involving gold trading, including fraudulent schemes that misled consumers into investing in gold without actual delivery [10][11].