Multiple executive changes in city commercial banks.

On April 28th, Jiangsu Bank received Ge Renyu's resignation report. Due to age reasons, he applied to resign from the positions of Chairman of the Board, Executive Director, and Chairman of the Board Strategic and ESG Committee. In addition, the Board of Directors agreed to elect Yuan Jun as the Chairman of the sixth Board of Directors. On April 21st, Zhongyuan Bank announced that Guo Hao, due to job transfer, submitted his resignation to the Board of Directors on that day, resigning from all positions including Chairman of the Board, Executive Director, Chairman of the Strategic Development Committee, and Authorized Representative. On the same day, the Board of Directors elected Zhou Feng as Chairman and Chairman of the Strategic Development Committee, and the appointment to the position of Chairman is still pending approval from the Henan Banking Regulatory Bureau. On April 17th, Ningbo Bank announced that it had received approval from the Ningbo Financial Regulatory Bureau for Zhuang Lingjun's qualifications for the position of Chairman of Ningbo Bank. On April 13th, the Shanxi Banking Regulatory Bureau of the National Financial Supervision and Administration Agency issued two approvals: approving Ren Kai to serve as Director and Chairman of Shanxi Bank, and approving Rong Changqing to serve as Director and Vice Chairman of Jinshang Bank. Some analysts believe that the management of city commercial banks is accelerating towards a younger and more professional iteration. The "post-70s" and "post-75s" have collectively taken up the position of Chairman, with most having regulatory experience, local experience, or frontline business background, indicating that the banking industry is increasingly emphasizing practicality and vitality in personnel selections and appointments.