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ICBC Wenzhou Branch fined 1.85 million yuan for inaccurate loan statistical classification and other issues.
BlueWhale News, January 23rd, reported that recently, the Wenzhou Regulatory Branch of the National Financial Supervisory Authority issued a penalty notice targeting the Wenzhou Branch of ICBC and its relevant responsible persons. The notice indicated that the main illegal and regulatory violations (case reasons) of the Wenzhou Branch of ICBC were: inaccurate loan statistical classification; improper allocation of floating profits and fees. In response to the aforementioned illegal and regulatory violations, the Wenzhou Regulatory Branch of the National Financial Supervisory Authority imposed a fine of 1.85 million yuan on the branch and issued warnings to Cai Xiuqian and Zheng Dabo.
The Binhu Sub-branch of ICBC Wuxi was fined 750,000 yuan for engaging in improper practices to issue loans.
Blue Whale News, January 23rd, reported that recently, the Wuxi Regulatory Branch of the National Financial Supervisory Authority issued a penalty notice targeting the Wuxi Binhu Sub-branch of ICBC and its relevant responsible persons. The notice showed that the main illegal and regulatory violations (case reasons) of the Wuxi Binhu Sub-branch of ICBC were: issuing loans through improper means. In response to the aforementioned illegal activities, the Wuxi Regulatory Branch of the National Financial Supervisory Authority fined the institution 750,000 yuan; Ye Peng (then the president of the Wuxi Binhu Sub-branch of ICBC) was given a warning and fined 60,000 yuan.
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