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肖钢简历及文章1（Xiao Gang resume and Article 1） Xiao Wikipedia Xiao Gang (August 1958 -), a native of Jiangxi, Changsha, born in Hunan, Jian, who served as chairman of Bank of China and Bank of China, Hongkong, and is chairman of the China Securities Regulatory Commission and Party secretary. Alternate member of the Seventeenth Central Committee of the Communist Party of china. Eighteenth Central Committee member. Editors life In 1981, he graduated from Hunan Institute of Finance and Economics (Hunan University today), and received a masters degree in law from Renmin University of China in 1996. Xiao Gang worked for the peoples Bank of China after his graduation and served as director of the Policy Research Office of the bank and President of the China foreign exchange trading center. In October 1996, he served as assistant to the governor, and served as the director of the planning fund department, the Secretary for monetary policy, the governor of Guangdong branch, and the director of the Guangdong branch of the State Administration of foreign exchange. In October 1998, he was appointed Vice president. Xiao Gang originally surnamed Xiao, but because of Xiao, Xiao written in simplified Chinese characters has become surnamed Xiao, Chinese bank has informed the media of his traditional Chinese name is Xiao Gang. In 2009 won the first financial and financial value list annual financier [1] In 2011 won the first financial financial value list annual banker honor [2]. In the spring of 2013, the Chinese government appointed the chairman of the China Securities Regulatory Commission to end the work of the Bank of China, which served 8 years, [3][4]. Bank of China Chairman Xiao Gang issued a signed article: banking transformation needs to promote data-driven development Release time: 2012-12-17 Source: 21CN Finance -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- In December 13th, Xiao Gang, chairman of the Bank of China, published a signed article