Must-Read! A Guide to Stock Investors’ Claims for Compensation: How Affected Investors Can Protect Their Rights

First, understand under what circumstances losses are eligible for compensation. The stock market entails risks; investors must exercise caution. Losses resulting from normal market fluctuations or personal investment misjudgments are not grounds for claiming compensation. However, if an investor’s losses stem directly from a listed company’s unlawful or non-compliant conduct, the affected investor may pursue legal remedies for compensation. • False statements: e.g., financial fraud, fabrication of operating performance, concealment of losses, issuance of false financial reports or misleading positive announcements; • Material omissions: failure to disclose, as required, critical information such as major contracts, significant litigation, related-party transactions, fund misappropriation, or external guarantees; • Misleading statements: exaggerating business prospects, issuing inaccurate optimistic forecasts, or deliberately inducing investors to purchase shares; • Insider trading and market manipulation: insiders profiting from non-public information or artificially manipulating stock prices—thereby harming ordinary investors. In short: the company violates regulations first; the investor incurs losses thereafter; and a causal link exists between the two—these constitute the fundamental prerequisites for filing a claim. Key reminder: Claims are subject to statutory limitation periods—missing the deadline jeopardizes your right to redress. Like other civil disputes, stock-related compensation claims are governed by statutes of limitations—a point many investors overlook. Once the statutory deadline passes, even if losses are verifiable and the company’s violations are confirmed, the investor forfeits the right to prevail in court and can no longer recover losses through legal channels. The starting point for calculating the statute of limitations remains legally contested in the absence of an effective judicial ruling. Therefore, affected investors meeting eligibility criteria are strongly advised to file suit promptly—to avoid losing their right to claim due to an earlier-than-expected commencement date. Common misconceptions about stock investor claims: • “My loss is small—I won’t bother pursuing it.” Stock claim teams typically handle cases in batches. Generally, only losses exceeding RMB 10,000 are considered worthwhile to pursue. • “The process is too complicated.” Indeed, claiming compensation for stock investment losses involves professional expertise: organizing trade records, verifying violation timelines, preparing litigation documents, attending hearings, etc. Investors need not navigate this alone—they may authorize specialized securities litigation attorneys to handle all procedures on their behalf, saving time and effort. • “I must pay fees upfront to initiate a claim.” Reputable securities litigation attorneys generally operate on a contingency-fee basis: investors incur no attorney fees at the outset; fees are payable only after the attorney wins the case and compensation is recovered—according to a pre-agreed percentage. If no compensation is awarded, the investor owes no attorney fees, thereby minimizing both financial risk and procedural burden.

Practical Guide to Stock Investment Rights Protection (Civil Compensation for Securities Fraudulent Misrepresentation)

I. What Is Stock Investment Rights Protection? Stock investment rights protection generally refers to the civil redress action whereby investors—having suffered losses due to listed companies’ illegal acts such as fraudulent misrepresentation, fraudulent initial public offerings, insider trading, or market manipulation—lawfully seek compensation from responsible parties. Currently, the most common and institutionally supported type is litigation concerning liability for securities fraudulent misrepresentation. Common forms of fraudulent misrepresentation include: falsification of financial statements; failure to disclose material events; misleading statements; and grossly inaccurate earnings forecasts. II. Three Conditions That Must All Be Met to Pursue Compensation III. Four Key Time Points IV. Scope of Compensable Losses Pursuant to Article 25 of the Provisions on Several Issues Concerning the Application of Law in Handling Civil Compensation Cases Arising from Fraudulent Misrepresentation in Securities, compensation is limited to investors’ actual losses, including: 1. Losses arising from the difference in investment value—the core component—calculated as the difference between the average purchase price and the average sale price (or benchmark price), multiplied by the number of shares held; 2. Commissions and stamp duties attributable to the above investment-difference loss; 3. Interest losses on the amounts specified above—calculated at the prevailing interest rate for demand deposits at commercial banks. V. Available Remedies (ordered from lowest to highest cost) VI. Statute of Limitations VII. Documents Required for Filing Suit 1. Identity documentation: photocopy of ID card (for individual investors) or business license (for institutional investors); 2. Evidence of fraudulent misrepresentation: e.g., administrative penalty decision issued by the China Securities Regulatory Commission (CSRC), official company announcements, or notice of CSRC investigation (if available); 3. Transaction records: securities account information and trade statements (stamped with the official seal of the securities firm’s branch office), specifying dates, quantities, and prices of all buy/sell transactions.

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