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How was Cao Lei punished for fabricating and disseminating false information through WeChat official account?
It is reported that China Securities Regulatory Commission spokesman Gao Li said on 26th that a few days ago, the CSRC imposed an administrative penalty on Cao Lei for fabricating and spreading false information, ordered him to make corrections and fined him 200,000 yuan.

Koryo said at the press conference of the Securities and Futures Commission that Cao Lei is a media employee of a well-known website, and registered and operated the official account of "Shanshi Guanshi" WeChat. 2017165438+1October 20th, Cao Lei received the minutes of the meeting of financial institutions in 20 18 from his WeChat friends, and then wrote an article entitled "Financial institutions and real estate enterprises hold closed meetings in the CSRC", which was passed on the same day.

In fact, the meeting mentioned in the above minutes is a regular meeting held by China Index Research Institute at the invitation of relevant financial institutions and real estate enterprises, and has been held for seven consecutive sessions. The organization of the meeting has nothing to do with the CSRC, nor is it a meeting convened or organized by the CSRC. Cao Lei's act of fabricating and disseminating false information has caused serious social and market impacts and disrupted the securities market, and the CSRC has imposed administrative penalties on him according to law.

At present, with the development of Internet information technology, some new media network tools have become an important channel for the release and dissemination of information in the capital market, and have made positive contributions to the improvement of market efficiency. But at the same time, some individuals use the spread of new media to create hot spots, gain eyeballs, and even break through the legal red line to create rumors.

Gao Li said that the CSRC reminded market participants that new media is not a place of extra-legality, and we should respect the legal bottom line. Any act of fabricating and spreading false information will be severely punished by law. Network audiences should also keep their eyes open, improve their information recognition ability, and do not believe or spread rumors, so as to jointly create a law-abiding, honest, healthy and clean network environment conducive to the healthy development of the capital market.