两家银行，同日官宣！聘任首席合规官，由行长兼任

Core Viewpoint - The appointment of Chief Compliance Officers (CCOs) by Zhejiang Commercial Bank and Lanzhou Bank, both of whom are concurrently serving as presidents, highlights the emphasis on compliance and internal control management within the banking sector [1][3][8]. Group 1: Appointments and Backgrounds - Zhejiang Commercial Bank announced the appointment of Lv Linhua as its Chief Compliance Officer, pending approval from the National Financial Regulatory Administration, with his term aligning with the current board's term [3]. - Lv Linhua, born in May 1978, is currently the Deputy Secretary of the Party Committee at Zhejiang Commercial Bank and has held various positions in regulatory bodies and banks [3][4]. - Lanzhou Bank appointed Liu Min as its Chief Compliance Officer, effective immediately upon board approval [4]. - Liu Min, born in 1979, is the current Deputy Secretary of the Party Committee and President of Lanzhou Bank, with a background in various leadership roles within the banking sector [4]. Group 2: Industry Trends and Regulatory Context - The banking industry is experiencing a wave of CCO appointments, with several banks, including Agricultural Bank and China Bank, announcing similar appointments in early 2026 [6]. - The National Financial Regulatory Administration's new compliance management regulations, effective March 1, 2025, require financial institutions to establish CCO positions at headquarters, allowing for the possibility of these roles being held by senior management, including presidents [6][8]. - The trend of appointing CCOs, particularly at the executive level, is seen as a response to regulatory requirements and a restructuring of internal governance and risk management systems within banks [8].