Management
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- Governor Chen Yuan, born January 1945. Graduated with a Masters degree in Industrial Economics from the Graduate School of Chinese Academy of Social Sciences.
- Vice Governor Yao Zhongmin, born June 1952. Graduated with a Masters degree in Investment Economics from Central South China University of Finance and Economics.
- Vice Governor Wang Yi, born April 1956. Graduated with a Doctorate in Economics from Southwest China University of Finance and Economics.
- Vice Governor Liu Kegu, born May 1947. Graduated with a Doctorate in Finance from Northeast China University of Finance and Economics.
- Vice Governor Gao Jian, born August 1949. Graduated with a Doctorate in Finance from the Institute of Financial Sciences of the Ministry of Finance.
- Chief Compliance Officer Li Changfu, born January 1945. Graduated with a Major in Machinery Manufacturing from Shandong Institute of Farm Machinery.
- Assistant Governor Zhao Jianping, born in July 1953. Graduated with a Masters degree in International Corporate Management from the Management School of the University of Texas.
- Assistant Governor Xu Yiren, born January 1949. Graduated with a Masters degree in World Economics from the Central Party School.
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—George Carey (b. 1935)
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