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Lufax Holding continues to polarize investors who weigh its depressed share price against ongoing headwinds. As of late October, the big picture remains centered on the company's anticipated turnaround and potential buyout interest from majority shareholder Ping An. Near-term catalysts include upcoming collaborations with Ping An Consumer Finance and efforts to achieve profitability in the next three years, a goal analysts say outpaces the average market. The recent appointment of Mr. Jianbo Cheng as Chief Risk Officer, following Ms. Youn Jeong Lim’s resignation, arrives at a pivotal moment. While Mr. Cheng’s risk management depth should reassure stakeholders, given the scale of recent losses and an inexperienced board and management team, this change is not expected to materially shift the company’s immediate risk profile or near-term catalysts. Short-term price moves after the announcement suggest a muted market reaction, but board turnover and execution risk remain central issues.
However, board inexperience could still shape Lufax's risk outlook in unpredictable ways.
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