CICC Independent Director Peter Hugh Nolan Resigns as Board Committee Chairs Shift

Reuters02-27
CICC Independent Director Peter Hugh Nolan Resigns as Board Committee Chairs Shift

China International Capital Corporation Limited said independent non-executive director Peter Hugh Nolan will resign effective February 27, 2026, also stepping down as chairman of the Remuneration Committee and from the Nomination and Corporate Governance Committee and Related-Party Transaction Control Committee. The board also adjusted committee roles, appointing Zhou Yu as Remuneration Committee chairman and a member of the Risk Management Committee; adding Kong Lingyan and Lu Zhengfei to the Remuneration Committee; naming Lu Zhengfei chairman of the Nomination and Corporate Governance Committee; and appointing Zhang Wei as chair of the Risk Management Committee.

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