The first listed city commercial bank in northwest China, the chairman announced.

The new chairman of the first listed city commercial bank in northwest China has been announced! According to relevant announcements, Liang Banghai's qualifications for the position of chairman of Bank of Xi'an have been approved by the relevant regulatory authorities recently. Due to the above work adjustment, Liang Banghai also resigned from the position of company president. However, before the new president takes office, Liang Banghai will act as the president. According to the resume information, Liang Banghai was born in August 1970, with a doctoral degree and a senior accountant qualification. He has long served in policy banks, working as a staff member at the Xi'an branch of China Investment Bank, deputy section chief and section chief at the Shaanxi branch of the China Development Bank, and party committee member and deputy director at the Tibet branch of the China Development Bank.

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Bank of Zhengzhou justifies the rationality of "no dividends for four years"

On the evening of June 24th, Bank of Zhengzhou (002936.SZ) announced that it had received the Inquiry Letter from the China Securities Investors Service Center, and responded to the small and medium shareholders' concern that the bank did not distribute cash dividends for four consecutive years despite profitability from 2019 to 2023, with net incomes of 3.168 billion yuan, 3.226 billion yuan, 2.422 billion yuan, and 1.85 billion yuan respectively attributable to shareholders of the listed company. However, in the Special Report released in March, the bank stated that it will consider the issue of profit distribution accordingly in the future.

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Binjiang strengthened its determination to get out of Hangzhou

Empowering Shanghai.

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Bank of Xiamen announces performance report: net profit increased 6.18% year-on-year in 2023

Year-on-year decline in operating income

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