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China's Anti-Corruption Purge
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China's former top banker, Tian Huiyu, receives a suspended death sentence with a two-year reprieve on charges including bribery and insider trading. The sentence reflects the ongoing anti-corruption purge under Chinese leader Xi Jinping, impacting state-owned financial institutions and prominent figures.
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How does the crackdown on prominent figures reflect broader governance and ethical standards in China?
How might the anti-corruption purge impact the stability and trust in China's financial system?
What measures could be taken to prevent future instances of bribery and insider trading in state-owned financial institutions?
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