What does the corporate governance structure of commercial banks include?

The corporate governance structure of commercial banks refers to the establishment of an organizational structure with shareholders' meeting, board of directors, board of supervisors, senior management and other institutions as the main body, ensuring the independent operation and effective checks and balances of various institutions, and establishing a scientific and efficient decision-making, incentive and restraint mechanism. Joint-stock system is the most common organizational form of modern commercial banks, and its internal organization includes decision-making organs, executive organs and supervision organs. Decision-making bodies include the general meeting of shareholders, the board of directors and various special committees under the board of directors. The executing agency includes senior management and its committees, business departments and functional departments. The supervisory body includes the board of supervisors.