Archive · 6 Sep 2025
China Investigates Former Securities Regulator Yi Huiman
The former head of China's stock market regulator, Yi Huiman, is now under investigation.
This means officials are looking into whether he broke any rules.
This comes after he was removed from his job last year.
Yi used to be in charge of the China Securities Regulatory Commission, but now is being investigated for disciplinary violations.
He also worked at a large bank before becoming a regulator.
This is part of a larger effort by the government to fight corruption in the financial sector.
China is investigating Yi Huiman, former CSRC chairman, for suspected violations.
Yi was removed from his position in February of the previous year.
The investigation was reported by CCTV, the state broadcaster.
Yi, 60, is under scrutiny for possible serious violations of discipline and law.
Yi's removal came amid efforts to stabilize the Chinese stock market.
- Who
- Yi Huiman, former chairman of China's CSRC
- What
- Is under investigation for suspected serious violations.
- When
- More than a year after his removal from CSRC
- Where
- China
- Why
- Suspected serious violations of discipline and law.
- Name
- Yi Huiman
- Former Position
- Chairman of China Securities Regulatory Commission (CSRC)
- Reason for Investigation
- Suspected serious violation of discipline and law
- Previous Employer
- Industrial and Commercial Bank of China
- Age
- 60
