Suddenly resigned for two years, and Nanjing Bank announced the resignation of the president of the announcement.

On June 30, Capital State learned that Nanjing Bank (601009.SH) issued an announcement on the company and the president's resignation on the night of June 29.

According to Nanjing Bank announcement, the bank's director and president Lin Jingran submitted a resignation report to the company's board of directors on June 29, 2022 due to work needs and other useful use. President, person in charge of finance, and company authorized representative positions.

Bank of Nanjing said that Lin Jingran's resignation took effect on June 29, 2022. The company's president's duties are temporarily performed by Chairman Hu Shengrong.

According to the previous announcement, Lin Jingran was approved by the Bank of China Board of Directors in March 2020 as the president of the bank, and in May of the same year, he obtained a license approval from the Jiangsu Banking Insurance Regulatory Bureau.

According to Nanjing Bank, Lin Jingran has a wealth of bank work experience. Prior to the inauguration of Bank of Nanjing, he had successively served as Deputy Director of the Bank of China Nanjing Huayuan Road Branch, director of the Central South Branch Office, President of Xuanwu Sub -branch, and Deputy President of Xingang Sub -branch (presided over the work); (Hosting the work), and the president of the Jiangning Branch, at the same time, he has worked as a key in Nanjing Branch, Kunming Branch, and Suzhou Branch.

In addition, in less than half a year when he officially served as the president of Nanjing, Lin Jingran spent 1.06 million yuan to increase its holdings of 1380,000 shares of Nanjing, the increase in its holdings of 7.66 yuan/share, and promised to increase its holdings within three years.

At the same time, Lin Jingran's holdings were also the only executive increase in Nanjing Bank in the past two years.

As of today's close, Bank of Nanjing has closed at 10.42 yuan/share, or disturbed by the president's resignation. Today, the closing of the market fell more than 6%.

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