The Zhitong Finance App learned that according to news from the Securities Regulatory Commission on September 18, recently, the China Securities Regulatory Commission plans to reward 17 “whistleblowers” who provided case clues in accordance with the “Securities Law” and other relevant laws and regulations in accordance with the law. From September 18, 2026 to December 18, 2026, the “whistleblower” with 17 case leads can log on to the “Whistleblower” reward section on the official website of China Securities Investor Protection Fund Co., Ltd. to apply for a reward. Failure to confirm registration as required after the deadline is considered a waiver of the reward. According to the “Provisions on Reward Work for “Whistleblowers” for Securities and Futures Offenses, anonymous “whistleblowers” are required to provide additional real-name information and “whistleblower” supporting documents as required; if a “whistleblower” is an internally informed person, they must provide corresponding identification documents, and those who cannot provide proof of identity as an internally informed person shall be rewarded according to the general “whistleblower”. The Securities Regulatory Commission keeps “whistleblower” information strictly confidential according to law.

The Zhitong Finance App learned that according to news from the Securities Regulatory Commission on September 18, recently, the China Securities Regulatory Commission plans to reward 17 “whistleblowers” who provided case clues in accordance with the “Securities Law” and other relevant laws and regulations in accordance with the law. From September 18, 2026 to December 18, 2026, the “whistleblower” with 17 case leads can log on to the “Whistleblower” reward section on the official website of China Securities Investor Protection Fund Co., Ltd. to apply for a reward. Failure to confirm registration as required after the deadline is considered a waiver of the reward. According to the “Provisions on Reward Work for “Whistleblowers” for Securities and Futures Offenses, anonymous “whistleblowers” are required to provide additional real-name information and “whistleblower” supporting documents as required; if a “whistleblower” is an internally informed person, they must provide corresponding identification documents, and those who cannot provide proof of identity as an internally informed person shall be rewarded according to the general “whistleblower”. The Securities Regulatory Commission keeps “whistleblower” information strictly confidential according to law.