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Futures practitioners shall keep the information of their institutions confidential, except in the following circumstances (). A. requirements of relevant laws and regulations.
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This topic discusses the exceptional provisions for futures practitioners to keep their institutional information confidential. Article 8 of the Code of Practice for Futures Practitioners (Revised) stipulates that futures practitioners should keep state secrets, institutional secrets, investors' business secrets and personal privacy, except for the following circumstances: ① Where relevant laws and regulations require it; (2) The investigation and evidence collection conducted by the national judicial department and others in accordance with the regulations must be made public in order to protect their legitimate rights and interests during the practice of employees.