Is the fund in the stock account safe when the securities company goes bankrupt?

Even if the securities company goes bankrupt, the funds in the stock account are safe. Usually, stock investors need to sign a third-party depository agreement to open an account, which means that the management of all account funds is actually the responsibility of the relevant banks for clearing and settlement. Even if the securities company as an intermediary has closed down, the funds in the personal account are still safely deposited in the bank. Investors can know the stock holding records of individual securities accounts only by inquiring in Deng Zhong company.

Related introduction of securities companies

A securities company refers to a liability (stock) limited company that has passed national laws and been examined and approved by the securities regulatory agency. Among them, limited companies need to have independent legal personality. Securities companies are generally state-controlled enterprises, and the turnover of their assets needs to comply with the provisions of the state-owned assets management department. Of course, a large part of securities companies are also non-listed companies, and the circulation of shares is also restricted to some extent, and their shares have no listing price. But the difference is that such companies have listing plans, which can meet the relevant regulations of listed companies to some extent.