Ex-brokerage head suspected of graft kills himself
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THE former head of Chinese brokerage Changjiang Securities has committed suicide, just weeks after the company said he was under investigation by authorities.
Yang Zezhu apparently jumped from a 12-story residential building in the central city of Wuhan yesterday afternoon after leaving a suicide note, Xinhua news agency reported. Police are still investigating.
In early January, Changjiang Securities said in a statement to the Shenzhen stock exchange that Yang was under investigation by the Party’s corruption watchdog for suspected violations of discipline, a phrase that typically refers to graft.
Yang stepped down soon afterward as both chairman and Party chief of the securities firm, a mid-sized brokerage that was ranked 17th by assets nationwide in 2014. He previously headed a Hubei provincial government agency that oversaw state assets.
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