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Honeymoon's Over for Sweethearts of SOE Reform

Simmering feuds between management at Ping An Trust and state asset spin-off Jahwa Group have highlighted the difficulties in the unwinding of government ownership in state-owned enterprises. Since a partnership between the two companies was announced in 2011 as part of the state-owned assets regulator's plans to open shareholder structures in government companies, executives in both companies have fallen out amid a broader push by Ping An to implement stricter risk evaluations. Far from a final showdown, the infighting has spilled into an embezzlement investigation in which Ping An officials accuse Jahwa executives of skimming company payrolls through retiree pension plans and talent retention payments.

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