Wang Jianjun is another high-ranking financial official felled by Beijing’s sweeping anti-corruption campaign
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A local Chinese court sentenced Wang Jianjun, a former vice chairman of the country’s top securities regulator, to life in prison for accepting more than 93 million yuan ($14 million) in bribes.
BEIJING: A Chinese court sentenced a former senior finance official to life in prison on Monday (Sep 7) for bribery, finding him…
Prosecutors say Wang Jianjun accepted especially huge bribes tied to listings and financing, potentially facing more than a…
The heavy penalty underscores Beijing’s intensifying push to sever illicit ties between former officials and businesses
Gu Jiangang’s severe penalty is partly driven by kickbacks tied to a private equity fund, adding to a growing list of heavy…
iang Chaoliang, who also headed major state banks, will serve life without parole after a two-year death penalty reprieve
Wang Jianjun, a former vice chairman of the CSRC, is accused of using his oversight role for personal gain, helping companies…
