On the evening of December 15, Bank of Communications announced that Tang Shuo has submitted a written report to the board of directors, resigning from the position of Director of Industry Business (Corporate and Institutional Business) due to work relocation, effective from December 15, 2025.
Tang Shuo has confirmed that there are no disagreements with the board of directors and senior management of Bank of Communications, and there are no matters related to his resignation that need to be notified to the bank's shareholders and creditors.
According to reports from relevant media, Tang Shuo has been appointed as a member of the Party Committee of China Construction Bank, and after completing the necessary procedures, he is likely to be appointed as Vice President of China Construction Bank.
Once the above situation is confirmed, Tang Shuo is very likely to become the youngest Vice President among the six major state-owned banks.
Information shows that Tang Shuo was born in 1978, obtained a Bachelor of Laws degree from Xi'an Jiaotong University in 2001, and a Master's degree in Engineering from Beijing Jiaotong University in 2018.
He joined Bank of Communications in 2001 and has served for 24 years, holding positions such as President of the Beijing Branch, President of the Guangdong Branch, Vice President (acting President) of the Jiangxi Branch, Vice President and Assistant President of the Beijing Branch, and Deputy General Manager of the Corporate and Institutional Business Department (Investment Banking Department) at the head office.
At the board meeting of Bank of Communications held in August 2025, Tang Shuo was appointed as Director of Industry Business (Corporate and Institutional Business), entering the executive ranks of state-owned banks.
On October 31 of that year, Bank of Communications announced that it had received the &#34;Approval from the National Financial Regulatory Administration regarding Tang Shuo's Qualification as Director of Industry Business (Corporate and Institutional Business),&#34; and Mr. Tang Shuo's qualification for the position was approved by the National Financial Regulatory Administration.
Unexpectedly, just over three months later, Tang Shuo has undergone another work relocation.
Bank of Communications stated that during his tenure, Tang Shuo was diligent and dedicated, making significant contributions to the bank's reform and development. The board expressed heartfelt thanks to Tang Shuo.
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Tang Shuo, the business director of Bank of Communications, has resigned due to a job transfer, effective from December 15, 2025. Tang Shuo has been appointed as a member of the Party Committee of China Construction Bank and is expected to become the vice president of CCB, potentially becoming the youngest vice president among the six major state-owned banks. Tang Shuo has served at Bank of Communications for 24 years and has held several important positions. Bank of Communications expressed gratitude for his contributions

- On December 15, 2025, Bank of Communications announced that Tang Shuo resigned as the Director of Corporate and Institutional Business due to a job transfer, effective immediately.  
- Tang Shuo confirmed there were no disagreements with the board and that no issues needed to be communicated to shareholders or creditors regarding his resignation.  
- He is expected to join China Construction Bank as a deputy president, potentially becoming the youngest deputy president among the six major state-owned banks.

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The business director of Bank of Communications, Tang Shuo, announced his resignation, with the next stop likely being the vice president of a state-owned bank