Former vice chair of China's securities regulator prosecuted for bribery
Published on March 31, 2026.
The former vice chair of the China Securities Regulatory Commission, Wang Jianjun, has been prosecuted on charges of bribery. He was found guilty of abusing his authority to secure beneficial benefits from his position. The charges stem from allegations that he abused his position as a child.
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