#Cai Esheng, former vice chairman of the CBRC, was decided to arrest # Looking at the circular, there are two issues involved in the big tiger of the CBRC that are easy to confuse for a while: accepting bribes and using influence to accept bribes. What exactly does the latter refer to?
The crime of using influence to accept bribes refers to the act of a State functionary or other person closely related to the State functionary, who, through the conduct of the State functionary in his or her position, or by taking advantage of the convenience of the authority or position of the State functionary, seeks improper benefits for the trustee, solicits the trustee's property or accepts the trustee's property or property through the conduct of the other state functionary's position.
The issues involved in Cai Esheng are one of the most important. The problem here, then, is most likely to involve significant rent-seeking power.
#落马 the "elderly tiger" was bitterly criticized for being incorruptible and shameful# Cai Esheng, who is already 71 years old, has experienced many stages of development and change in China's financial industry. What's wrong with this "elderly tiger"? In the circular, he pointed out that he was extravagant and corrupt, unscrupulous and shameful, lawless, "retiring without resting," and committing crimes against the wind.
These problems, each not small, are superimposed on top of each other, and that is a felony. The SPP reported three crimes when it made its arrest decision: suspected of accepting bribes, using influence to accept bribes, and abusing power.
More media combed and found that Cai Esheng was the "old superior" of Lai Xiaomin, the former party secretary and chairman of China Huarong Asset Management Co., Ltd., and the two worked together for more than 3 years. Lai Xiaomin, who has amassed more than 1.7 billion yuan in wealth, has been executed. Headline Hit #Media People Weekly #
