Shuqing

The nomination follows the central government's appointment of CCB's former chairman Guo Shuqing as head of the country's securities regulator in a reshuffle of senior financial-sector positions last month.

CCB Nominates Wang as Executive Director 2011

Guo Shuqing, chairman of China Construction Bank and a former head of the State Administration of Foreign Exchange, has long been tipped to replace Zhou.

China starts to reshuffle engineers of economic boom Reuters 2011

CCB Chairman Guo Shuqing said Monday that "so far we haven't got any notice" from Bank of America about a sale of its stake.

BofA Takes a China Hit Dan Fitzpatrick 2011

"We need to consider how to aggregate all the local pensions currently scattered around different provinces and set up or entrust a specific entity" to invest the funds, said Guo Shuqing, chairman of the China Securities Regulatory Commission, China's securities watchdog, at an economic forum last week.

China Considers Letting Pensions Invest in Domestic Stocks Lingling Wei 2011

Local media have reported that Guo Shuqing , former chairman of China Construction Bank Corp., who was appointed to the job in October, has opened a record number of securities investigations.

China's Rarest Bankers: 'Sponsors' Alison Tudor 2011

Mr. Wang replaces Guo Shuqing , who took a top government job as chairman of the China Securities Regulatory Commission in November.

AgBank, China Construction Bank Name New Chairmen Fiona Law 2012

In the latest shuffle, Guo Shuqing, chairman of China Construction Bank Corp., was named as the country's top securities regulator, and Xiang Junbo , head of the Agricultural Bank of China Ltd., will take over as the insurance regulator, according to Xinhua.

Regulator Shuffle Turns Focus to PBOC Lingling Wei 2011

Guo Shuqing , former chairman of China Construction Bank Corp., has been appointed chairman of the China Securities Regulatory Commission, while Xiang Junbo , former chairman of Agricultural Bank of China Ltd., has been appointed chairman of the China Insurance Regulatory Commission.

China Shuffles Financial Regulators 2011

Guo Shuqing, chairman of the China Securities Regulatory Commission, said the country will open its capital markets further to foreign investors and seek a greater role for long-term institutional investors.

Asia Gains After U.S. Rally Shri Navaratnam 2012

The move followed remarks by Guo Shuqing , chairman of China Securities Regulatory Commission, last month that the regulator will seek to steadily roll out more futures products, including bond and commodities futures, in a bid to further open up the country's capital markets.

China to Reintroduce Government Bond Futures 2012