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What's the big case of SDB?

Jinan SDB broke out shocking cases: Jinan Huaxia Bank, China Construction Bank, Qilu Bank and China Everbright Bank. . .

Public prosecution and justice are in full swing, and the answer is revealed today:

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Liu Lihua, president of Jinan Shenzhen Development Bank, was charged for stealing millions of dollars from customers.

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According to Du, a reporter from Qilu Evening News, the vice president of Jinan Shenzhen Development Bank was sued for stealing millions of dollars from customers.

It is reported that Liu Lihua, the vice president, together with a group of people, claimed that Ren Bo, the general manager of the Department of Financial Management of Black Dragon University (known as the boss in the society) stole one million yuan from a company in Shandong, and the case was tried by a court in Jinan. The reporter contacted the judge Gao Li in this case, but was rejected.

Zhang Yuqing, president of Jinan Branch of Xinhua News Agency, said that the financial system case is a major case, which has aroused widespread concern.

Ren Bo, an employee of Jinan Shenzhen Development Bank, confessed in court that he forged a customer's signature and took the deposit.

On Mr. Zhang's mobile phone, a short message suddenly came, asking SDB to deduct 552,000 yuan. The SMS shows that the counter transaction was successful on1October 3 1 16. Only the cardholder can apply to the bank for payment to a specific account, and the large payment must rely on the original cardholder's ID card. Without knowing it, who "successfully conducted over-the-counter transactions"?

In court, Ren Bo, an employee of Jinan Shenzhen Development Bank, confessed to the act of forging customer signatures to absorb deposits.

Then, it was found that there were more than 250,000 missing, and Ren Bo confessed that the shocking cases broke out: Jinan Huaxia Bank, China Construction Bank, Qilu Bank and China Everbright Bank. . .