A high -level personnel changes have occurred in Ant Group.Hu Xiaoming, CEO of Ant Group, resigned as CEO, and Chairman Jing Xiandong will concurrently serve as CEO.
According to surging news reports, it was reported last night (12th) that Hu Xiaoming posted an email to the inside, saying that he would resign from the position of Ant Group CEO, and in the future, he will be responsible for the ant ecological social public welfare project.After Hu Xiaoming left office, Jing Xiandong, chairman of the Ant Group, will concurrently serve as CEO.
Ant Group responded that the situation is true. Based on the request of his personal wishes, the board of directors thanked Hu Xiaoming for their efforts and efforts.
Hu Xiaoming joined Alibaba in 2005 and participated in the creation and development of many businesses in Alipay and Ant Financial.Chief Risk Officer.In 2014, Hu Xiaoming became the president of Alibaba Cloud. In the following three years, Alibaba Cloud was in a high -speed growth and became the leader of China Cloud Computing Platform.
Hu Xiaoming returned to Ant Financial in November 2018 and served as president. In December 2019, he took over as Ant Financial CEO and reported to Jing Xiandong. Jing Xiandong continued to be the chairman of Ant Financial Group.
In June 2020, the full name of Ant changed from "Zhejiang Ant Small Micro Finance Service Co., Ltd." to "Ant Technology Group Co., Ltd.", and the abbreviation was changed from "Ant Financial" to "Ant Group".
In addition, the Ant Group also announced the self -discipline of the digital financial platforms that it formulated yesterday, which is regarded as a measure of self -protection and living under the strong supervision of the authorities.
TheStandards will clearly clarify platform responsibility obligations from various aspects to ensure that platform compliance, orderly, and healthier development will be ensured.The standard also proposes that the platform should attach importance to financial ethics, take the initiative to take the responsibility of financial education, help users improve the awareness of rational consumption and risk prevention, and strictly prohibit marketing content that violates public order and good customs.