Article 34 of the Measures for the Administration of Futures Companies stipulates that futures companies and their controlling shareholders shall be strictly separated in business, personnel, assets, finance, place and other aspects, and shall operate independently and conduct independent accounting. The controlling shareholder and actual controller of a futures company shall not appoint or remove directors, supervisors and senior managers of the futures company beyond the shareholders' meeting and the board of directors of the futures company, and shall not illegally interfere with the management activities such as customer margin deposit, trading, settlement, risk management, financial accounting and business department management. The futures company shall not promise the minimum income and dividends to the shareholders; Where a futures company provides futures brokerage services to shareholders, actual controllers and their related parties, it shall not lower the risk management requirements.