The Director of Banking and Securities Compliance, Liang Shipeng, has taken a position at China International Capital Corporation. CICC's performance last year was impressive.

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Operator Finance Network, Fu Zhen / Text

The high-level personnel exchange between China International Capital Corporation (CICC) and Galaxy Securities has recently come to an end. Following Galaxy Securities’ announcement of executive appointments, the CICC official website has updated information on two executives from Galaxy Securities. Among them, Liang Dongpeng has been appointed as a member of CICC’s Management Committee and Compliance Director.

Public information shows that Liang Shipeng was born in November 1969 and holds a master’s degree in Business Administration from Northwest University. Starting in September 1994, Liang Shipeng worked at Hainan Securities as an investment banking staff member, at Qinghai Securities Management Office as a clerk, and at Qinghai Securities Regulatory Bureau.

Subsequently, Liang Shipeng also held important positions at Tibet Securities Regulatory Bureau and Qinghai Securities Regulatory Bureau. In July 2019, Liang Shipeng left the financial regulatory sector and joined Galaxy Securities, serving as a member of the company’s Executive Committee and Compliance Director.

This year, CICC and Galaxy Securities continued their practice of personnel exchange. Former CICC investment banking head Sun Jing was appointed Vice President of Galaxy Securities; Liang Shipeng and Guo Jimin from Galaxy Securities joined CICC’s Management Committee. Notably, Liang Shipeng had already taken on a relevant position at CICC in January this year.

The personnel exchange between CICC and Galaxy Securities is viewed by industry insiders and outsiders as another strategic talent adjustment within the Central Huijin system. Earlier, CICC’s former head of Investment Banking, Wang Sheng, was transferred to Galaxy Securities, where he served as President and Chairman; Galaxy Securities’ former Chairman, Chen Liang, was transferred to CICC as Chairman. There are also several other exchanged executives, which will not be listed here.

Tianyancha shows that China Galaxy Financial Holdings owns 47.43% of Galaxy Securities’ shares, and Central Huijin holds 69.07% of China Galaxy Financial Holdings’ shares. Central Huijin is an indirect shareholder of Galaxy Securities; it directly holds 40.11% of CICC’s shares and is one of its major shareholders.

Liu Qing, Director of the Finance Department at Operator Finance Network, stated that besides personnel changes, CICC also disclosed its 2025 annual report recently. It is reported that CICC achieved operating revenue of 28.48B yuan and net profit attributable to the parent of 9.79B yuan, indicating steady development.

(Editor: Fu Zhen)