China Prosecutes Securities Regulator on Bribery Charges

It's March 31st.

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China prosecuted Wang Jingjun, the former vice chair of its Securities Regulator on

bribery charges.

State media, Sinhua, broke the news on March 31st.

Investigators determine he abused his position to secure improper benefits for himself and

others.

In that role, Wang oversaw major parts of China's stock markets, influencing rules for investors

and firms nationwide.

The case came after detailed probes by authorities marking another high profile takedown in financial

circles.

Beijing keeps pushing these accountability measures, signaling no ones above the law in regulating

the markets.