Core Insights - The article discusses the recent adjustments in the Hong Kong Stock Connect market, highlighting the inclusion and exclusion of specific stocks due to liquidity and market capitalization issues [1][3][4] Group 1: Market Adjustments - As of September 2025, a total of 67 stocks were included and 61 stocks were excluded from the Hong Kong Stock Connect, indicating a normalization of adjustments in the market [1] - The inclusion criteria for stocks in the Hang Seng Composite Index are based on market capitalization and liquidity, with small-cap stocks needing an average month-end market capitalization of at least 5 billion HKD [1] Group 2: Case Studies of Inclusion and Exclusion - The case of Xirui Aircraft illustrates a contradictory situation where the stock was initially excluded due to poor liquidity but was later included without significant improvement in liquidity, only to be removed again after 125 days due to historical liquidity issues [4][7] - Xirui Aircraft's average market capitalization was 8.3 billion HKD at the time of review, but it failed to meet liquidity requirements, with average daily trading volume below 1 million HKD prior to its inclusion [4][5] - The stock's daily turnover rate was significantly low in the months following its IPO, with rates as low as 0.003% in January 2025, leading to its eventual exclusion [6][7] Group 3: Regulatory Concerns - The inclusion of Lukuang despite its suspension and financial risks raised questions about the regulatory framework of the Hong Kong Stock Connect, as the company was allowed to enter the market even after revealing significant risks [8][10] - Lukuang's case involved a series of financial mismanagement issues, including undisclosed related party transactions and a significant reduction in net profit, which were not addressed before its inclusion [10][11] - The company was ultimately removed from the index 63 days after its inclusion due to ongoing suspension, which inadvertently protected investors from potential losses [11]

Core Viewpoint - China Ping An's recent team adjustment is not a withdrawal from Shanghai, but rather a compliance-driven restructuring to align its registered and operational locations as required by regulatory changes [1][2][6] Group 1: Team Adjustment and Compliance - The adjustment involves relocating some employees from Shanghai to Shenzhen to comply with the new Company Law and related regulations, which mandate that the registered office must match the operational office [1][2] - Ping An Life's registered office is in Shenzhen, while some business teams were previously based in Shanghai, necessitating this compliance adjustment [2][6] Group 2: Shanghai's Role and Importance - Shanghai remains a critical hub for China Ping An, serving as its second headquarters, with significant functions in asset management, support services, and healthcare [2][3] - The asset management center in Shanghai manages over 5.8 trillion yuan, making it a key player in the industry [2][5] - Shanghai is home to various core subsidiaries, including Ping An Asset Management, Ping An Pension Insurance, and Ping An Good Doctor, which are leaders in their respective fields [5][6] Group 3: Historical Context and Contributions - China Ping An has established a long-standing presence in Shanghai since 1994, with the second headquarters approved in 2005 [4][5] - Over the past decade, China Ping An has created 770,000 jobs in Shanghai, served 7.07 million customers, and contributed 104.6 billion yuan in taxes [5] Group 4: Strategic Advantages of Shanghai - Shanghai's selection as the second headquarters is attributed to favorable policies, market opportunities, and a rich talent pool [6][7] - The city’s development as an international financial center aligns with Ping An's strategic goals, enhancing its operational efficiency and service capabilities [7]

日期：2025年 簽署 （附註6） ： Lufax Holding Ltd 陸 金 所控股有限公司 （於開曼群島註冊成立的有限公司） （股份代碼：6623） （紐交所股票代碼：LU） 於2025年9月30日（星期二）舉行的股東特別大會適用的代表委任表格 本人╱吾等 （附註1） 地址為 （附註 1） 為陸金所控股有限公司（「本公司」）股本中 股 （附註2） 每股面值0.00001美元 的股份的登記持有人，茲委任 （附註3） 地址為 （附註1） 或如未能出席，則股東特別大會（「股東特別大會」）主席為本人╱吾等的代表，代表本人╱吾等出席謹訂於2025年 9月30日（星期二）下午二時正（香港時間）假座中華人民共和國上海市浦東新區陸家嘴環路1333號3601室舉行的股東 特別大會或其任何續會，於會上代表本人 ╱ 吾等行事並投票，以考慮及酌情通過（無論有否修訂）股東特別大會通 告載列的決議案，並於會上代表本人╱吾等根據本表格所作指示投票；如並無作出有關指示，則本人╱吾等的受委 代表可自行投票。本人╱吾等的受委代表亦將有權就於股東特別大會上正式提呈的任何事項按其認為合適的方式投 票。 | 普通決議案 | 贊成 | 反對 | ...

香港交易及結算所有限公司及香港聯合交易所有限公司對本通告的內容概不負責，對 其準確性或完整性亦不發表任何聲明，並明確表示，概不對因本通告全部或任何部分 內容而產生或因倚賴該等內容而引致的任何損失承擔任何責任。 Lufax Holding Ltd 陸 金 所控股有限公司 茲通告陸金所控股有限公司（「本公司」）謹訂於2025年9月30日（星期二）下午二 時正（香港時間）假座中華人民共和國上海市浦東新區陸家嘴環路1333號3601室舉行股 東特別大會（「股東特別大會」），以考慮並酌情通過下列普通決議案。除另有指明外， 本通告所用詞彙與本公司日期為2025年9月4日的通函（「通函」）所界定者具有相同涵 義。 （於開曼群島註冊成立的有限公司） （股份代號：6623） （紐交所股票代碼：LU） 股東特別大會通告 1. 「動議謹此批准、追認及確認(i)2025年平安消費金融服務合作框架補充協議 及截至2025年12月31日止年度的建議經修訂年度上限，其進一步詳情載於 通函；及動議(ii)謹此授權任何一名董事代表本公司簽立（及倘有需要，加 蓋本公司印章）任何文件、文據或協議，及作出其認為必要、權宜或適當的 任何行動及事宜，以 ...

閣下如對本通函或應採取的行動有任何疑問，應諮詢 閣下的股票經紀或其他持牌證券交易商、銀行經 理、律師、專業會計師或其他專業顧問。 閣下如已將名下的陸金所控股有限公司（「本公司」）股份全部售出或轉讓，應立即將本通函連同隨附的代 表委任表格送交買主或承讓人或經手買賣或轉讓的銀行、持牌證券交易商或其他代理人，以便轉交買主或 承讓人。 香港交易及結算所有限公司和香港聯合交易所有限公司對本通函的內容概不負責，對其準確性或完整性亦 不發表任何聲明，並明確表示，概不對因本通函全部或任何部分內容而產生或因倚賴該等內容而引致的任 何損失承擔任何責任。 此乃要件 請即處理 Lufax Holding Ltd 陸 金 所控股有限公司 （於開曼群島註冊成立的有限公司） （股份代號：6623） （紐交所股票代碼：LU） (1) 修訂平安消費金融服務合作框架協議項下的年度上限 及 (2) 股東特別大會通告 獨立董事委員會及獨立股東之獨立財務顧問 本封面所用詞彙與本通函內所界定者具有相同涵義。 董事會函件載於本通函第5至14頁。獨立董事委員會致獨立股東之函件載於本通函第15至16頁。獨立財務 顧問函件（載有其對獨立董事委員會及獨立股東的意 ...

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Core Viewpoint - The company, Lufax Holding (陆金所控股), has been recognized for its dual commitment to financial services and social responsibility, receiving accolades at the "2025 Asset Management Annual Conference" and achieving significant improvements in its ESG ratings [1][2][8]. Group 1: Financial Services and Innovation - Lufax is actively implementing the "Five Major Articles" of financial services, focusing on technology finance, green finance, inclusive finance, pension finance, and digital finance to support high-quality economic development [4][7]. - The company has developed a comprehensive financial innovation and service upgrade strategy, which has injected robust financial momentum into China's modernization efforts [2][8]. - Through its platform, Lufax has provided loans exceeding 300 billion yuan to nearly 7 million small and micro enterprises, with a focus on underserved markets [6]. Group 2: ESG Commitment and Ratings - Lufax has achieved a significant upgrade in its MSCI ESG rating from B to AA, reflecting its commitment to environmental, social, and governance principles [2][8][11]. - The company has integrated ESG principles into its governance structure and risk management, enhancing its operational standards and consumer protection measures [9][10]. - The rising ESG rating is expected to attract substantial investment from global institutions, highlighting the long-term investment value of companies with strong governance and compliance capabilities [11]. Group 3: Consumer Protection and Social Responsibility - Lufax has established a comprehensive consumer protection system through its platform, ensuring the safeguarding of consumer rights and promoting financial inclusion [10]. - The company has embedded social responsibility into its business model, contributing to rural revitalization and ensuring that financial resources benefit the community [10]. - The focus on consumer rights and social responsibility aligns with the company's foundational principle of "finance for the people," enhancing its reputation and operational resilience [10].

Core Viewpoint - Lufax Holdings (陆金所) has received an upgrade in its ESG rating from MSCI from A to AA, highlighting its significant performance in consumer rights protection and leading positions in privacy, data security, and human capital development within the industry [1] Group 1: Consumer Protection and Business Background - Lufax was established in 2011 as a subsidiary of Ping An, initially focusing on online wealth management and later entering the P2P lending market in 2012 [2] - The company quickly became a benchmark in the online lending industry, with transaction volumes surpassing one trillion yuan, second only to Ant Financial [2][4] - In 2014, Lufax's revenue surged from 1 billion yuan to 5 billion yuan, and by 2015, it had over 10 million registered users, solidifying its position as a leader in P2P lending [4][5] Group 2: Challenges and Consumer Complaints - Following the P2P lending crackdown in 2019, Lufax underwent significant restructuring, completing the exit from P2P by mid-2021 and shifting towards compliant lending practices [6] - Despite its successful transition, Lufax still faces challenges in consumer protection, with numerous complaints reported regarding high fees and customer harassment [7][10] Group 3: Financial Performance and Reporting Issues - As of June 30, 2025, Lufax's total outstanding loans decreased to 193.4 billion yuan, a 17.8% decline from the previous year, while consumer finance loans increased by 29.8% to 54.5 billion yuan [10] - The company is currently facing difficulties in reporting its annual results, having suspended trading on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange and delaying its annual report due to the dismissal of its auditor, PwC [12][14] Group 4: Management Changes - Frequent personnel changes have occurred since 2024, including the resignation of the CFO and other key executives, indicating a significant organizational restructuring [19][21] - The management adjustments are seen as a response to internal control needs and risk management, reflecting Ping An's intent to strengthen oversight of Lufax [21][22]

Group 1 - The core announcement is about the appointment of Ms. Li Huiping as an independent non-executive director, which reflects a governance upgrade at Lufax Holdings [1][2] - The change in the board is part of a broader strategy to enhance diversity and strengthen governance structures, aligning with recent regulatory updates [3][4] - Ms. Li brings over 40 years of experience in law and banking, which will enhance the board's ability to assess risks and evaluate key governance issues [3][4] Group 2 - The appointment of Ms. Li is aimed at improving gender diversity on the board, addressing previous shortcomings in corporate governance [4] - This move is expected to positively impact the company's ESG rating, enhancing its recognition and competitiveness in international capital markets [4][6] - The board's restructuring is seen as a proactive step towards building a modern corporate governance system, signaling the company's commitment to long-term stability and transparency [6]

Core Viewpoint - The company announced the resignation of Mr. Li Weidong as an independent non-executive director and member of the audit committee and the chairman of the nomination and remuneration committee due to personal work arrangements requiring more time for other professional matters [1] - The board has accepted the recommendation from the nomination and remuneration committee to appoint Ms. Li Huiping as an independent non-executive director and member of both the audit committee and the nomination and remuneration committee, effective immediately [1] Group 1 - Mr. Li Weidong will resign on August 14, 2025 [1] - Ms. Li Huiping's appointment is effective immediately [1]