Zhong Guo Ji Jin Bao·2025-08-01 13:20Core Viewpoint - The recent disciplinary action against Che Deyu, former Party Secretary and President of the Bank of China Tianjin Branch, highlights ongoing anti-corruption efforts within state-owned banks in China, emphasizing severe violations of party discipline and law [1][3][4]. Summary by Relevant Sections Disciplinary Actions - Che Deyu has been expelled from the Party and his retirement benefits have been revoked due to serious violations of party discipline and law [4]. - His case has been referred to the procuratorate for criminal prosecution, along with the confiscation of his illegal gains [4]. Violations Identified - Che Deyu was found to have engaged in multiple violations, including: - Ignoring the Party's mission and resisting organizational scrutiny by concealing evidence [3]. - Accepting hospitality and entertainment from management service objects, violating the central eight regulations [3]. - Misusing public property for personal benefit [3]. - Engaging in nepotism during employee recruitment [3]. - Accepting gifts and money from management service objects and taking on paid positions post-retirement [3]. - Using his position to benefit others in project contracting, loan approvals, and procurement, while illegally receiving substantial financial benefits [3]. Background Information - Che Deyu, born in October 1959, held various significant positions within the Bank of China, including roles in Heilongjiang and Anhui provinces, and served as the general manager of the pension business department before retiring in April 2020 [4]. - Post-retirement, he held directorships in companies such as Yaxing Technology and Jilin Yilian Bank, resigning from the latter in 2024 [4].