Crude oil Bao Chuancang tracking ｜ Some investors said that they received a call from the Bank of China: No need to pay the arrears
Bank of China (601988.SH) may not be able to recover the debts owed by crude oil investors.
On the evening of April 26, China Securities News quoted a person familiar with the report as saying that at present, the Bank of China has not yet made long-term investments in the "crude oil treasure" investors or included them in the credit, and will not collect the arrears.
Another media report said that some employees of the Bank of China called investors to indicate that the head office decided not to recover the outstanding debt of Crude Oil Bao for the time being, and it was temporarily not included in the credit investigation. And the employee said that the official question of Qiangping has been answered, and the final processing result needs to be determined by the head office. In addition, investors are asked "can the price of Qiangping be accepted by 20%".
In response, an investor from Weihai, Shandong, told Peng Mei reporter that he received a call from the Bank of China claiming that he did not need to pay the arrears. Another investor in Jinan, Shandong, told Peng Mei News that as far as he knows, four or five investors in Weihai have received such calls.
However, the five other investors contacted by the surging news reporter all said they did not receive such a call. "I received a call from Bank of China, but he didn't tell me about the news, he just asked me some basic information, and then asked me what I wanted, and didn't say anything else." An investor in Yantai, Shandong To the surging news. The other four investors are from Anhui, Shanghai, Fujian and Jiangxi.
The crude oil investors' arrears to the Bank of China stem from the liquidation of positions. On April 21, the WTI crude oil May futures contract had a historically negative settlement price of -37.63 USD / barrel. Affected by this, the Bank of China crude oil US crude oil contract in May appeared "through position", investors not only lost all their principal, but also faced the situation of 1-2 times the bank owed money.
In the early hours of April 23rd, investors successively received SMS messages from Bank of China deductions and collections. This has also led many investors to transfer out the deposits and other wealth management deposits in Chinese bank cards, and they are worried that they will be deducted by BOC as supplementary funds.
On April 24, the Bank of China stated in the announcement on the "Crude Oil" product information statement: "We have been actively listening to everyone's voice and market concerns, comprehensively reviewing product design, risk management and control links and processes, and under the legal framework Responsibility, work together with customers, do our best to protect the legitimate interests of customers. " There is no mention of the payment of arrears.
Regarding investor appeals, according to the online questionnaire survey conducted by Peng Mei News from the evening of April 23rd to the morning of April 24th, out of 120 people who responded to the questionnaire, 10 people recognized losses, but did not recognize arrears; 12 people accepted % Of the strong line is refunded; 51 people demand settlement at the transaction price of 22:00 on the evening of April 20; 42 people demand refund of principal and compensation for all losses; 9 people demand an apology from Bank of China. Others have raised the hope that the Bank of China will sue the Chicago Stock Exchange.
News reporter Ye Yinghe reporter Zheng Ge