Former Chinese Banking Regulator Ensnared in Graft Crackdown
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Liu Feng, a former banking regulator, is being investigated for suspected graft, joining a growing list of officials ensnared by China’s crackdown on financial corruption.
Liu, a former secretary-general of the China Banking Association (CBA), is being investigated for serious violations of law and Communist Party discipline — a common euphemism for corruption, the country’s top graft-buster announced Friday.

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- Liu Feng, former secretary-general of the China Banking Association, is being investigated for suspected corruption.
- The investigation is part of a broader crackdown on financial corruption by China's top graft-buster.
- Other financial officials, including Li Huatao, Ren Chunsheng, and Zhao Dongsheng, have also been recently placed under investigation.
- April 2024:
- The Central Commission for Discipline Inspection (CCDI) launched an inspection at the National Financial Regulatory Administration (NFRA).
- May 2024:
- Ren Chunsheng, head of the preparatory team for the NFRA’s complaint mediation center, and Zhao Dongsheng, a former inspector at the Qingdao office of the CBIRC, were put under investigation for suspected graft.
- June 2024:
- Li Huatao, a former director of the NFRA’s branch in Guizhou province, was put under investigation by the CCDI.
- July 5, 2024:
- The country’s top graft-buster announced that Liu Feng, a former secretary-general of the China Banking Association (CBA), is being investigated for serious violations of law and Communist Party discipline.
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