202 1 new policy of principal return

Illegal fund-raising has harmed many people and caused heavy losses to investors. They definitely want to get back the principal while dealing with the platform. So, what is the latest national policy on illegal fund-raising? In 202 1 year, the central government ordered that the principal must be returned. What if there is not enough money left on the platform?

In fact, the State Council has issued relevant laws and regulations on illegal fund-raising. Let's take a look! Article 25 of the Regulations on the Prevention and Disposal of Illegal Fund-raising stipulates: "Illegal fund-raisers and illegal fund-raisers shall repay the fund-raisers. The repayment process is supervised by the lead department dealing with illegal fund-raising. No unit or individual may obtain economic benefits from illegal fund-raising. The losses suffered by participating in illegal fund-raising shall be borne by the fund-raising participants themselves. "

As can be seen from the above provisions, the central government does have regulations on illegal fund-raising platforms, requiring illegal fund-raisers and illegal fund-raising assistants to repel fund-raising participants. However, if the funds are insufficient, the refund ratio cannot reach 100%.

So, who should pay for the money lost by investors? According to the regulations, whoever insists on the organization, who is responsible, and who takes the money will pay back. In addition, illegal fund-raising is an investment activity after all, and investors should bear investment risks. Therefore, investors should also bear the responsibility.

Legal basis: Regulations on Prevention and Disposal of Illegal Fund Raising

Twenty-fifth illegal fund-raisers, illegal fund-raisers shall repay the fund-raisers. The repayment process is supervised by the lead department dealing with illegal fund-raising.

No unit or individual may obtain economic benefits from illegal fund-raising.

The losses suffered by participating in illegal fund-raising shall be borne by the fund-raising participants themselves.

Twenty-sixth sources of repayment funds include:

(a) the balance of illegal fund-raising;

(two) the conversion of illegal fund-raising income or other assets and their income;

(3) The economic benefits obtained by illegal fund-raisers and their shareholders, actual controllers, directors, supervisors, senior managers and other relevant personnel from illegal fund-raising;

(four) illegal fund-raising funds or related assets hidden or transferred by illegal fund-raisers;

(5) Economic benefits such as advertising fees, endorsement fees, agency fees, benefit fees, rebate fees, commissions and commissions obtained from illegal fund-raising;

(six) other assets that can be used as repayment funds.