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According to the announcement, for the above-mentioned behavior of buying and selling stocks during the self-inspection, the insiders of relevant insider information have issued self-inspection reports or explanations and commitments respectively, all of which indicate that the relevant operations are entirely based on the open market and personal independent judgment, and are purely personal investment behaviors, which have nothing to do with this major asset restructuring, and there is no situation of using the insider information of this major asset restructuring for trading.According to the information issued by the above-mentioned institutions, there is no correlation between the above stock trading behavior and this major asset restructuring, and it does not involve the use of insider information for trading.Institutional trading situation

According to the announcement, according to the relevant documents, based on the verification scope of insider information of this transaction and the self-inspection of relevant institutions and personnel, and on the premise that the self-inspection report, relevant explanations and commitments and interview confirmation information issued by the insider information are true, accurate and complete, the buying and selling of A shares of Guotai Junan and/or Haitong Securities by the above-mentioned relevant institutions and personnel during the self-inspection period does not constitute insider trading, and their buying and selling of shares will not constitute a substantial legal obstacle to this transaction.Eleven natural persons bought and sold A shares during the self-inspection period.On September 5 this year, Guotai Junan and Haitong Securities announced at the same time that Guotai Junan and Haitong Securities are planning to merge Haitong Securities with Guotai Junan and issue shares to raise matching funds. This merger case has attracted much attention from the market.

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