Core Viewpoint - Recent personnel adjustments at Industrial Bank include the restructuring of departments, with the Risk Management Department now also overseeing Credit Management, and the Corporate Financial Risk Management Department renamed to Credit Approval Department [1] Group 1: Department Changes - The Risk Management Department has been renamed to "Risk Management Department/Credit Management Department" [1] - The Corporate Financial Risk Management Department is now called the "Credit Approval Department" [1] - Department heads remain unchanged despite the restructuring [1] Group 2: Personnel Appointments - Xu Junkun, former Assistant President of Quanzhou Branch, appointed as Vice President of Fujian Management Department [2] - Lin Xiaozhong, former Deputy General Manager of the Party Inspection Office, appointed as General Manager of the Audit Department's Guangzhou Branch [2] - Guo Yingzhen appointed as Assistant General Manager of the Party Inspection Office [2] - Huan Chao, Senior Business Director of the Planning and Finance Department's Asset and Liability Management Center, appointed as Senior Business Director of the Interbank Finance/Asset Management Department [2] Group 3: Branch Leadership Changes - Zhu Youqi, Deputy President of Harbin Branch, is proposed to be appointed as Deputy President of Qingdao Branch [3] - Zhang Liang, Deputy President of Hohhot Branch, appointed as Party Committee Member of Harbin Branch [3] - Wu Mohua, Deputy President of Shijiazhuang Branch, appointed as Party Committee Member of Hohhot Branch [3] - Zhang Liyun, Deputy President of Shijiazhuang Branch, appointed as Business Inspector of Shijiazhuang Branch [3] Group 4: Employee Statistics and Strategy - As of June 30, 2025, Industrial Bank has 45 first-level branches and 68,272 employees, with 92.6% holding bachelor's degrees or higher [5] - The bank emphasizes talent development and aims to accelerate the youthfulness of its leadership team [5] - The bank's focus on regional development strategies has shown initial success, with 54.35% of loans from 13 key regional branches, an increase of 0.95 percentage points since the beginning of the year [5] - Future strategies will continue to deepen the "region + industry" approach, enhancing resource allocation and policy support based on regional economic characteristics [5]