Former Top China Securities Regulator Expelled for Corruption
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A former vice chairman of the China Securities Regulatory Commission (CSRC) has been expelled from the Communist Party and dismissed from public office, six months after he was placed under investigation for alleged corruption.
Wang Jianjun was found to have committed serious violations of party discipline and law, including bribery, the country’s top anti-graft watchdog announced Monday. His case has been transferred to prosecutors.
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- Former CSRC vice chairman Wang Jianjun was expelled from the Communist Party for serious corruption, including bribery and abuse of regulatory power.
- He was investigated in April 2024, with his case now transferred to prosecutors and ties to family involvement, including alleged hidden shares.
- Wang’s fall is part of China’s ongoing financial anti-corruption campaign, and is linked to a probe into the CSRC’s former top graft-buster, Wang Huimin.
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What Happened When
- March 2025：
- Wang Huimin, former CSRC top anti-graft official, was placed under investigation.
- April 27, 2025：
- Wang Jianjun was detained and taken away from his office.
- April 30, 2025：
- Official announcement was made that Wang Jianjun was under investigation.
- November 3, 2025：
- Wang Jianjun was expelled from the Communist Party and dismissed from public office.
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