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To be confident as a Lufax shareholder, you’d need to believe that the recent leadership changes and deep bench of experience can reverse the weak trends in revenue and profitability, despite the headwinds of shrinking top line and recent net losses. The appointment of Mr. Xiang Ji as Co-CEO, with his extensive background in retail credit and risk management, and Mr. Tao Wu as Executive Deputy GM, could influence the pace of any operational turnaround, especially since Lufax is forecast to become profitable over the next three years. However, the stock has seen a major price drop in the last month and lags its industry, underlining uncertainty about whether the new management can quickly impact the key catalysts: cost control, credit quality, and reaccelerating growth. At the same time, board independence remains limited, which may persist as a risk even as the executive team gains fresh expertise. While new leadership may inspire some optimism, the impact is likely to be gradual rather than immediately material to Lufax’s biggest risks and short-term catalysts.
But concerns about board independence could remain a meaningful issue for shareholders.
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