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China's Former CSRC Vice Chairman Under Probe Over ‘Serious Violations’

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  • Fang Xinghai, former vice chairman of China's securities regulator, is under investigation for suspected serious violations of discipline and law, indicating possible corruption.
  • This investigation is part of President Xi Jinping's broader campaign to eradicate corruption within the finance sector.
  • Previous probes include Yi Huiman, former CSRC chief, and Zhou Liang, a vice minister, both investigated for similar allegations.

NextFin News -- Fang Xinghai, a former vice chairman of China's securities regulator, is being investigated over suspected “serious violations of discipline and law,” according to China's state media.

The probe is the latest effort by Chinese President Xi Jinping’ to stamp out corruption in the finance sector.

Last September, Chinese authorities started a probe into former CSRC chief Yi Huiman, while Zhou Liang, a vice minister of the National Financial Regulatory Administration, was investigated in March, also for “serious violations of discipline and law,” a phrase commonly used for alleged corruption.

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