The heavy penalty underscores Beijing’s intensifying push to sever illicit ties between former officials and businesses
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A former Chinese banking regulator who oversaw major corporate debt restructurings has been sentenced to 16 years in prison for bribery, a high-profile conviction in Beijing’s sweeping financial anti-graft campaign.
Dang Junzhang denies taking nearly 8 million yuan in bribes, claiming his initial confession was made under duress
Gu Jiangang’s severe penalty is partly driven by kickbacks tied to a private equity fund, adding to a growing list of heavy…
Zhu Zhisong, who led Pudong, Shanghai’s financial hub, was convicted of accepting more than 139 million yuan in bribes over two…
A Beijing court ruled that Zhao Ruisheng illegally used surveillance and bank records to pressure the official and his wife,…
Gao Xingfu, once a star executive who leaped from state-run construction giants to top provincial office, faces prosecution for…
Former provincial branch chief Jia Tianbing accused of bribery and embezzlement after months out of public view
