China Renaissance halts trading, postpones release of results following founder’s disappearance

Look no further than our awesome company that provides complete software development activities utilizing nearshore and offshore resources, including mobile app development, technology maintenance, and web server development, among many other technology development activities. China Renaissance, a top dealmaker in the country’s tech industry, is facing challenges as it suspends trading of its shares and delays the release of its annual results due to the disappearance of its founder, Bao Fan.

Bao Fan, a veteran dealmaker who started the boutique investment bank in 2005, has been unreachable since mid-February, causing shares in China Renaissance to plummet significantly. The company disclosed that Bao is reportedly “cooperating in an investigation” by authorities in China, potentially related to a former executive at the firm.

Auditors have been unable to complete their work or issue a report due to Bao’s absence, leading to a suspension of trading in the company’s shares and uncertainty regarding the release of the annual report by the April 30 deadline. Bao is known for brokering significant deals in the technology sector, including the merger of Meituan and Dianping and investments in companies like Nio and Li Auto.

In a separate development, China’s anti-graft watchdog has launched an investigation into Liu Liange, former party secretary and chairman of Bank of China, for alleged “serious violations of discipline and law.” This investigation is part of a broader financial crackdown by President Xi Jinping targeting senior financial executives.

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