On May 28, 2024, Bai Tianhui, former General Manager of China Huarong International Holdings Limited, was executed for accepting bribes. According to court findings, between 2014 and 2018, Bai abused his position to seek benefits for others and illegally accepted assets worth approximately RMB 1.108 billion (about USD 155 million), making it the largest single-case corruption amount ever recorded in China’s financial sector—earning him the label ‘the 1.1-billion-yuan mega-corrupt official.’ The court ruled that his actions severely disrupted financial order, harmed state interests, and had an extremely negative social impact. Although Bai confessed and returned some illicit gains, these mitigating factors were deemed insufficient to warrant leniency, leading to a death sentence carried out immediately. This case underscores the Chinese government’s zero-tolerance stance toward corruption in the financial industry and sends a strong message about cracking down on new forms of graft, such as officials exploiting their financial authority for personal gain. Beyond being a textbook example of power-for-profit abuse, Bai’s case also exposed systemic weaknesses in financial oversight, prompting regulators to strengthen supervision over high-ranking executives.
2024年5月28日，原华融国际控股有限公司总经理白天辉因犯受贿罪被依法执行死刑。据法院审理查明，白天辉在2014年至2018年任职期间，利用职务便利为他人谋取利益，非法收受财物共计折合人民币11.08亿余元，创下中国金融系统单人贪腐金额之最，被称为‘11亿巨贪’。法院认为其行为严重破坏金融秩序、损害国家利益，情节特别严重，社会影响极其恶劣，虽有坦白、退赃等情节，但不足以从轻处罚，最终判处死刑并立即执行。此案彰显了中国政府对金融领域腐败‘零容忍’的坚定立场，也释放出严惩‘靠金融吃金融’等新型腐败问题的强烈信号。白天辉案不仅是一起典型的权力寻租案件，更暴露出金融监管中的制度漏洞，促使监管部门进一步强化对‘关键少数’的监督制约机制。
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