Cinda Securities(SH:601059) 券商中国·2026-01-11 23:32Core Viewpoint - Recent penalties have been imposed on several securities firms, including Xinda Securities, Jianghai Securities, and Guoxin Securities, highlighting issues related to compliance and risk management in the industry [1][5]. Summary by Sections Penalties on Xinda Securities - Xinda Securities' Wenzhou Oujiang Road branch received a warning from the Zhejiang Securities Regulatory Bureau due to inadequate control over margin trading and securities lending (two-in-one) operations, leading to client circumvention of regulations [2]. - The branch was found to have three main issues: insufficient control measures for two-in-one operations, ineffective monitoring of abnormal trading behaviors, and inadequate employee management and compliance oversight [2]. Regulatory Measures - The China Securities Association released guidelines to manage client trading behaviors in margin trading, emphasizing front-end control, risk monitoring, and post-event management to prevent circumvention of regulations [3]. - Since 2025, multiple securities firms have improved their margin trading contract rules to prevent investors from engaging in circumvention operations [4]. Penalties on Jianghai and Guoxin Securities - Jianghai Securities' Harbin Hongjun Street branch was penalized for failing to execute client follow-up procedures adequately and for incomplete documentation, violating compliance management regulations [5]. - Jianghai Securities also faced penalties for issues related to third-party involvement in client solicitation and inadequate management of employees, including hiring unqualified personnel [5]. - Guoxin Securities' Nanchang Green Road branch was penalized for providing investment advisory services without proper registration and for accepting client commissions without compliance, reflecting poor internal controls [6]. Regulatory Environment - The regulatory authorities have adopted a strict stance against violations in the securities industry, issuing over 300 penalties in 2025, affecting nearly 80 firms, with brokerage business being a major area of concern [6].