What are the basic conditions that a state owned property rights trading institution should have?

The Interim Measures for the Administration of the Transfer of State-owned Property Rights of Enterprises stipulate that the state-owned property rights trading institutions of enterprises shall meet the following basic conditions:

1) Comply with the relevant national laws, administrative regulations, rules and policies and regulations on the transaction of state-owned property rights of enterprises; (2) Perform the duties of property rights trading institutions, and strictly review the qualifications and conditions of the state-owned property rights trading entities of enterprises; (3) In accordance with the relevant provisions of the State to publicly disclose property rights transaction information, and be able to regularly report to the State-owned assets supervision and administration of the State-owned property rights transactions; (4) Have corresponding trading venues, information release channels and professionals to meet the needs of the state-owned property rights trading activities of enterprises; (5) The operation of property rights transactions is standardized, and there are no continuous transactions and other illegal and illegal records after the state-owned property rights of the enterprise have been subdivided for 3 consecutive years. The State-owned Assets Supervision and Administration Commission's "Guiding Opinions on Doing a Good Job in the Selection and Determination of Property Rights Trading Institutions" stipulates that in addition to the basic conditions stipulated in the "Administrative Measures for the Transfer of State-owned Property Rights of Enterprises", the state-owned property rights transfer institutions of enterprises must also meet the following conditions: (1) Have a sound internal management system and corresponding property rights transaction operation specifications, and consciously accept the supervision and inspection of the state-owned property rights trading activities of enterprises engaged in by the state-owned assets regulatory authorities; (2) Have the certificate or commitment to carry out property rights transaction activities in good faith and abide by the law, and be able to provide a series of comprehensive property rights transaction services such as review and registration, information release, transaction settlement, transaction verification, etc.; (3) It has a perfect property rights transaction information system, and establishes smooth information release channels with the corresponding regional property rights transaction cooperation organizations, which can give full play to the advantages of information resource concentration and information release networking.

The Measures for the Administration of the Transfer of State-owned Assets of Financial Enterprises stipulate that property rights trading institutions engaged in the trading activities of state-owned property rights of financial enterprises shall meet the following basic conditions: (1) Comply with relevant laws, regulations and rules; (2) Have corresponding trading venues, information release channels and professionals to meet the needs of state-owned property rights trading activities of financial enterprises; (3) Have a sound internal management system and standardize the operation of property rights transactions; (4) Be able to perform the duties of the property rights trading institution and review the qualifications and conditions of the property rights transaction subject in accordance with the law; (5) There is no record of violation of laws and regulations for 3 consecutive years; (6) Publicly disclose property rights transaction information in accordance with relevant national regulations, and be able to report to the financial department at or above the provincial level in a timely manner as required on the state-owned property rights transactions of financial enterprises on the floor. (Excerpted from the article "60 Questions on State-owned Property Rights Transactions of Enterprises" in the "Property Rights Guide").

The following conditions:

1) Comply with the relevant national laws, administrative regulations, rules and policies and regulations on the transaction of state-owned property rights of enterprises;

(2) Perform the duties of property rights trading institutions, and strictly review the qualifications and conditions of the state-owned property rights trading entities of enterprises;

(3) In accordance with the relevant provisions of the State to publicly disclose property rights transaction information, and be able to regularly report to the State-owned assets supervision and administration of the State-owned property rights transactions;

(4) Have corresponding trading venues, information release channels and professionals to meet the needs of the state-owned property rights trading activities of enterprises;

(5) The operation of property rights transactions is standardized, and there are no continuous transactions and other illegal and illegal records after the state-owned property rights of the enterprise have been subdivided for 3 consecutive years.

The conditions that need to be met for the selection of property rights trading institutions for property rights transfer are as follows:

1. The company's operation must comply with relevant laws and administrative regulations;

2. Publicly disclose property rights transaction information in accordance with relevant national regulations, and be able to regularly report to the State-owned Assets Supervision and Administration Agency on the state-owned property rights transactions of enterprises;

3. Specification of property rights transaction operation;

4. Other conditions that should be met by the property rights trading institution for the transfer of property rights.

Legal basisArticle 71 of the Company Law of the People's Republic of China.

The shareholders of a limited liability company may transfer all or part of their equity to each other.

The transfer of equity by a shareholder to a person other than the shareholder shall be subject to the consent of more than half of the other shareholders. Shareholders shall notify other shareholders in writing to solicit consent for their equity transfer, and if other shareholders do not reply within 30 days from the date of receipt of the written notice, they shall be deemed to have agreed to the transfer. If more than half of the other shareholders do not agree to the transfer, the shareholders who do not agree shall purchase the transferred equity; If you do not purchase it, it will be deemed that you have agreed to the transfer.

For the equity transferred with the consent of the shareholders, under the same conditions, other shareholders have the right of first refusal. If two or more shareholders claim to exercise the right of first refusal, they shall negotiate to determine their respective purchase ratios; If the negotiation fails, the right of first refusal shall be exercised in accordance with the proportion of their respective capital contributions at the time of transfer.

Where the articles of association of the company have other provisions on the transfer of equity, such provisions shall prevail.

Legal analysis: The selection of property rights trading institutions for property rights transfer should meet the following conditions: 1. Comply with relevant laws and administrative regulations; 2. Publicly disclose property rights transaction information in accordance with relevant national regulations, and be able to regularly report to the State-owned Assets Supervision and Administration Agency on the state-owned property rights transactions of enterprises; 3. Specification of property rights transaction operation; 4. The property right transfer selection property rights trading institution should meet the conditions of imitation and acceptance.

1) The right holder's name, title, type of identification, or identification number has been changed;

2) Changes in the location, boundary, use, area and other conditions of the immovable property;

4) The same right holder divides or merges immovable property;

5) Changes in the scope of the mortgage guarantee, the amount of the principal creditor's right, the period for performing the debt, and the priority of the mortgage;

6) Changes in the scope of creditor's rights, the maximum amount of creditor's rights, and the period for determining creditor's rights secured by the maximum mortgage;

7) changes in the purpose and method of use of easements;

8) There is a change in the nature of the co-ownership;

9) Other circumstances of alteration that do not involve the transfer of immovable property rights as provided for by laws and administrative regulations.

Legal analysis: The selection of property rights trading institutions for property rights transfer should meet the following conditions: 1. Comply with relevant laws and administrative regulations; 2. Publicly disclose property rights transaction information in accordance with relevant national regulations, and be able to regularly report to the State-owned Assets Supervision and Administration Agency on the state-owned property rights transactions of enterprises; 3. Specification of property rights transaction operation; 4. Other conditions that should be met by the property rights trading institution for the selection of property rights transfer.

1) The right holder's name, title, type of identification, or identification number has been changed;

2) Changes in the location, boundary, use, area and other conditions of the immovable property;

4) The same right holder divides or merges immovable property;

5) Changes in the scope of the mortgage, the amount of the main creditor's right, the period for debt performance, and the priority of the mortgage;

6) There is a change in the scope of the creditor's rights, the maximum amount of the creditor's rights, and the period for determining the creditor's rights;

7) changes in the purpose and method of use of easements;

8) There is a change in the nature of the co-ownership;

9) Other circumstances provided for by laws and administrative regulations that do not involve the transfer of immovable property rights.

A property rights trading institution refers to an institution specializing in property rights transaction services, and its main responsibility is to provide buyers and sellers with support in property rights transaction matchmaking, consultation, evaluation, legal services, etc. Property trading institutions include:

**Company: Provide equity, bonds and other ** property rights transaction services. Navu.

Real estate agency company Ran answer: provide real estate, land and other real estate property rights transaction services.

Equity Exchange: Provide equity, bonds, real estate, land and other property rights trading services.

Investment consulting company: provide investment consulting, investment consulting and other services to help customers with property rights.

Law firms: provide legal advice, legal services and other support to ensure the legality and security of property rights transactions.

Appraisal Agency: Provide property rights appraisal services, provide appraisal reports for both parties to the property rights transaction, and help both parties determine the property rights transaction**.

In short, property trading institutions are involved in a wide range of industries, including finance, real estate, law, appraisal and other fields.

Manuscript**:6 The Interim Measures for the Administration of the Transfer of State-owned Property Rights of Enterprises stipulate that the state-owned property rights trading institutions of enterprises shall meet the following basic conditions: (1) Comply with the relevant national laws, administrative regulations, rules and policies and regulations on the transaction of state-owned property rights of enterprises; (2) Perform the duties of property rights trading institutions, and strictly review the qualifications and conditions of the state-owned property rights trading entities of enterprises; (3) In accordance with the relevant provisions of the State to publicly disclose property rights transaction information, and be able to regularly report to the State-owned assets supervision and administration of the State-owned property rights transactions; (4) Have corresponding trading venues, information release channels and professionals to meet the needs of the state-owned property rights trading activities of enterprises; (5) The operation of property rights transactions is standardized, and there are no continuous transactions and other illegal and illegal records after the state-owned property rights of the enterprise have been subdivided for 3 consecutive years.

The State-owned Assets Supervision and Administration Commission's "Guiding Opinions on Doing a Good Job in the Selection and Determination of Property Rights Trading Institutions" stipulates that in addition to the basic conditions stipulated in the "Administrative Measures for the Transfer of State-owned Property Rights of Enterprises", the state-owned property rights transfer institutions of enterprises must also meet the following conditions: (1) Have a sound internal management system and corresponding property rights transaction operation specifications, and consciously accept the supervision and inspection of the state-owned property rights trading activities of enterprises engaged in by the state-owned assets regulatory authorities; (2) Have the certificate or commitment to carry out property rights transaction activities in good faith and abide by the law, and be able to provide a series of comprehensive property rights transaction services such as review and registration, information release, transaction settlement, transaction verification, etc.; (3) It has a perfect property rights transaction information system, and establishes smooth information release channels with the corresponding regional property rights transaction cooperation organizations, which can give full play to the advantages of information resource concentration and information release networking. The Measures for the Administration of the Transfer of State-owned Assets of Financial Enterprises stipulate that property rights trading institutions engaged in the trading activities of state-owned property rights of financial enterprises shall meet the following basic conditions:

1) Comply with relevant laws, regulations and rules; (2) Have corresponding trading venues, information release channels and professionals to meet the needs of state-owned property rights trading activities of financial enterprises; (3) Have a sound internal management system and standardize the operation of property rights transactions; (4) Be able to perform the duties of the property rights trading institution and review the qualifications and conditions of the property rights transaction subject in accordance with the law; (5) There is no record of violation of laws and regulations for 3 consecutive years; (6) In accordance with the relevant provisions of the state, publicly disclose the information on property rights transactions, and be able to report to the financial departments at or above the provincial level in a timely manner as required. According to the Property Rights Guide

Carry out business in accordance with laws and regulations under the framework of current effective policies and regulations.

Strictly follow the provisions of the "four prohibitions": no rights and interests shall be split into equal shares for public offerings, and centralized trading methods such as centralized bidding and market makers shall not be adopted; The equity shall not be continuously listed for trading according to the standardized trading unit, and the time interval between the same trading variety shall not be less than 5 trading days after any investor sells or after selling; Except as otherwise provided by laws and administrative regulations, the cumulative number of equity holders shall not exceed 200.

Manuscript**:6 The Interim Measures for the Administration of the Transfer of State-owned Property Rights of Enterprises stipulate that the state-owned property rights trading institutions of enterprises shall meet the following basic conditions: (1) Comply with the relevant national laws, administrative regulations, rules and policies and regulations on the transaction of state-owned property rights of enterprises; (2) Perform the duties of property rights trading institutions, and strictly review the qualifications and conditions of the state-owned property rights trading entities of enterprises; (3) In accordance with the relevant provisions of the State to publicly disclose property rights transaction information, and be able to regularly report to the State-owned assets supervision and administration of the State-owned property rights transactions; (4) Have corresponding trading venues, information release channels and professionals to meet the needs of the state-owned property rights trading activities of enterprises; (5) The operation of property rights transactions is standardized, and there are no continuous transactions and other illegal and illegal records after the state-owned property rights of the enterprise have been subdivided for 3 consecutive years.

The State-owned Assets Supervision and Administration Commission's "Guiding Opinions on Doing a Good Job in the Selection and Determination of Property Rights Trading Institutions" stipulates that in addition to the basic conditions stipulated in the "Administrative Measures for the Transfer of State-owned Property Rights of Enterprises", the state-owned property rights transfer institutions of enterprises must also meet the following conditions: (1) Have a sound internal management system and corresponding property rights transaction operation specifications, and consciously accept the supervision and inspection of the state-owned property rights trading activities of enterprises engaged in by the state-owned assets regulatory authorities; (2) Have the certificate or commitment to carry out property rights transaction activities in good faith and abide by the law, and be able to provide a series of comprehensive property rights transaction services such as review and registration, information release, transaction settlement, transaction verification, etc.; (3) It has a perfect property rights transaction information system, and establishes smooth information release channels with the corresponding regional property rights transaction cooperation organizations, which can give full play to the advantages of information resource concentration and information release networking. The Measures for the Administration of the Transfer of State-owned Assets of Financial Enterprises stipulate that property rights trading institutions engaged in the trading activities of state-owned property rights of financial enterprises shall meet the following basic conditions:

1) Comply with relevant laws, regulations and rules; (2) Have corresponding trading venues, information release channels and professionals to meet the needs of state-owned property rights trading activities of financial enterprises; (3) Have a sound internal management system and standardize the operation of property rights transactions; (4) Be able to perform the duties of the property rights trading institution and review the qualifications and conditions of the property rights transaction subject in accordance with the law; (5) There is no record of violation of laws and regulations for 3 consecutive years; (6) Publicly disclose property rights transaction information in accordance with relevant national regulations, and be able to report to the financial department at or above the provincial level in a timely manner as required on the state-owned property rights transactions of financial enterprises on the floor. According to the Property Rights Guide