1. Internal decision: Longjiang Bank held internal meetings such as the board of directors and shareholders' meeting to decide whether to list employee shares and determine the listing plan.
2. Regulatory approval: Longjiang Bank submitted its listing application to China Securities Regulatory Commission and other regulatory agencies, and was approved by the regulatory agencies.
3. Audit by accounting firm: Longjiang Bank hired an accounting firm to audit its financial status and issue an audit report.
4. Legal opinions issued by law firms: Longjiang Bank hired a law firm to review the legality of its listing and issue legal opinions.
5. Brokerage guidance: Longjiang Bank hired brokers to provide listing guidance to help them understand the listing process and standardize operations.
6. Issuance and listing: Longjiang Bank applies to the stock exchange for listing after completing the above steps, and conducts information disclosure, roadshow promotion and other activities according to the requirements of the exchange. After obtaining the approval of the exchange, the employee shares of Longjiang Bank can be officially listed and traded.