3 6 Ke·2025-10-20 02:59Core Viewpoint - The article discusses the recent trend of leadership exchanges among major banks in China, particularly focusing on the mutual appointments of top executives between Chengdu Bank and Chengdu Rural Commercial Bank, as well as similar movements in Beijing and Shanghai banks, suggesting a potential industry trend towards such leadership rotations [1][15][22]. Group 1: Leadership Changes - Chengdu Bank and Chengdu Rural Commercial Bank announced a mutual exchange of their top executives, with Wang Hui resigning from Chengdu Bank and Huang Jianjun taking over as chairman [15][17]. - In Beijing, multiple executives have shifted roles among major banks, with significant movements including Mao Wenli's appointment as vice president of Beijing Bank from Beijing Rural Commercial Bank [2][7]. - Shanghai banks, including Shanghai Rural Commercial Bank and Shanghai Bank, have also seen leadership changes, with Wang Ming moving from Shanghai Bank to Shanghai Rural Commercial Bank as president [8][10]. Group 2: Executive Backgrounds - Wang Hui, former chairman of Chengdu Bank, has a long history in the banking sector, having joined in 2005 and led the bank to significant growth, including its listing on the stock exchange [18][20]. - Huang Jianjun, the new chairman of Chengdu Bank, has extensive experience within the bank, having held various positions before his recent appointment [20][22]. - In Shanghai, Gu Jianzhong, the new chairman of Shanghai Bank, has a deep understanding of the bank's operations, having worked there for over a decade before moving to Shanghai Rural Commercial Bank [10][12].