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What are delisting warning and risk warning?
What are delisting warning and risk warning? The so-called delisting warning is to remind investors that this stock has the risk of delisting. Delisting warning is a system to protect the legitimate rights and interests of investors and reduce market risks. Risk early warning is also a risk early warning system, whose main purpose is to prevent financial risks, which is the focus of the reform of state-owned banks in China.

What is the difference between delisting warning and risk warning?

As can be seen from the above, delisting warning and risk warning are different in concept and application field. The early warning of delisting applies to the stock market. In order to protect the legitimate rights and interests of investors, we should give early warning to the stocks about to be delisted, remind investors to pay attention and invest rationally. Risk warning is aimed at commercial banks. As China's commercial banks also want to participate in international competition at present, it requires commercial banks to be in line with international standards in risk management.

Secondly, delisting warning and risk warning are also different in meaning. Delisting warning is to give special treatment to the stocks of listed companies with delisting risk to warn of the risk of termination of listing. Because the name is too long to express and remember, it is called delisting risk warning for short, that is, delisting warning. All stocks with delisting warning should be marked with "*ST" in front to distinguish them from other stocks. Let investors know at a glance which stocks are at risk of delisting. At the same time, the regulatory authorities also stipulate that when a stock has the risk of delisting, its daily fluctuation range will be idle by 5%, thus further preventing risks.