1, ordered to correct: it is a compulsory measure to require banks to correct their violations and take necessary measures to ensure that such problems will not happen again. Revise internal processes, strengthen staff training and improve the risk assessment mechanism.

2. Fines: Sanctions are imposed on illegal acts of banks by economic means as a warning to prevent similar acts from happening in other banks. The amount of fines is usually determined according to the severity of violations and the financial strength of banks, which can play a deterrent role and make other banks aware of the cost of illegal operations.

3. Suspension of related businesses: The regulatory authorities will suspend certain businesses to avoid further damage to investors and the market. Including the suspension of issuing new funds and participation in certain market transactions. Ensure that banks will not continue to cause market fluctuations and investor losses during the rectification period.