In recent years, with the development of the first class, the phenomenon of fraudulent listing has occurred from time to time, which has brought huge losses to investors. Therefore, many investors believe that this kind of behavior is fraud and should be dealt with as a crime of fraud, in order to let everyone better understand the fraud and fraud in **, today we will talk about the difference between these two behaviors: first of all, fraudulent listing violates the principle of good faith and laws and regulations. Fraudulent listings usually involve illegal acts such as misrepresentation and stock price manipulation, which seriously damages the legitimate rights and interests of investors and society. These actions not only undermine the market order, but also weaken the credibility of regulators. Therefore, fraudulent listings should be severely punished by law.
Secondly, the crime of fraud is an independent crime, which has strong professionalism and objectivity. According to the provisions of the Criminal Law of China, the act of fraud must have the content of fabricating facts or concealing the truth, and cause damage to others. However, fraudulent listing is often not directly and intentionally caused, but the purpose of listing is achieved through a series of means, so it is difficult to identify fraudulent listing as a crime of fraud.
Finally, from the perspective of judicial practice, fraudulent listing generally involves multiple crimes, such as the crime of false statement, the crime of illegal disclosure of important information, etc. This will not only make it difficult for the sentence to be too light to serve as an effective warning, but will also affect the crackdown on other illegal acts.
To sum up, there is an essential difference between fraudulent listing and fraudulent behavior, so I believe that fraudulent listing should not be dealt with as a crime of fraud. Only through independent charges and the improvement of laws and regulations can we effectively curb illegal acts such as fraudulent listings, protect the rights and interests of investors, and maintain market fairness and justice.