China's Board Secretary Regulation Takes Effect; Nearly 1,000 Listed Companies Start Restructuring on May 24

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According to China Securities Journal, on May 24, China's newly enacted Board Secretary Supervision Rules officially came into effect. The rules prohibit board secretaries from serving concurrently as chief financial officer or general manager, with a transition period until end of 2027. Currently, over 800 A-share listed companies have board secretaries also serving as CFO, while over 100 companies have them also serving as general manager, meaning nearly 1,000 companies must complete personnel adjustments. In recent weeks, more than 30 companies have announced board secretary resignations, with approximately 30 others temporarily reassigning the role to board chairs.
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