ABCD analyzes Articles 13 and 15 of the Regulations on the Administration of Chief Risk Officers of Futures Companies (Trial), which stipulate that the chief risk officer shall not commit the following acts: absent without leave, failing to perform his duties without reason or authorizing others to perform his duties on his behalf; ? Holding other positions in a futures company except the person in charge of the compliance department, or engaging in activities that may affect its independent performance of duties; ? Failing to report, delaying reporting or making a false report on the illegal acts or major potential risks existing in the operation and management of futures companies; ? Taking advantage of his position to seek personal gain; ? Abuse of power to interfere with the normal operation of futures companies; ? Disclosing the secrets or customer information of a futures company to a third party unrelated to the performance of duties, thereby damaging the legitimate rights and interests of the futures company or customers; ? Other acts that harm the legitimate rights and interests of customers and futures companies. The board of directors of a futures company may remove the chief risk officer from his post if the chief risk officer is incompetent for the job, or if there are any circumstances stipulated in Article 13 or other illegal acts.