Xiqing

Christianson's background in China pays similar dividends: She's known Gao Xiqing -- president and chief investment officer of the China Investment Corp., which oversees $200 billion of China's holdings and bought stakes in Morgan totaling 9.9% in 2007 and 2009 -- since she was a regulator in Hong Kong.

Wheeler And Dealer Hannah Seligson 2010

While I obviously cannot speak for Gao Xiqing, I imagine that if he were sitting down with Mulvanny he would instantly recognize the technical superiority of the shipping-container analogy, which vividly conveys the danger that excessive use of derivatives can pose to the financial system.

Letters to the Editor 2009

Bloomberg News Gao Xiqing, vice chairman, president of China Investment Corp., participates in a panel discussion in Washington Saturday.

China Rebuffs Hopes for Bailout Bob Davis 2011

While I obviously cannot speak for Gao Xiqing, I imagine that if he were sitting down with Mulvanny he would instantly recognize the technical superiority of the shipping-container analogy, which vividly conveys the danger that excessive use of derivatives can pose to the financial system.

Letters to the Editor 2009

At an IMF panel discussion on Europe held in Washington, D.C. this past weekend, Gao Xiqing, president of the state-owned China Investment Corporation argued that the current financial crisis shows the shortcomings of western-style democracy and culture and said, You come down to the ultimate question: Can you pull it off?

Vanessa Andris: Courting Disaster: Eight Addictions Preventing Greece's Economic Recovery Vanessa Andris 2011

"If it has a risk profile that fits into our allocation, we'll buy some," said Gao Xiqing, president of the sovereign-wealth fund.

CIC: Open to Euro Bonds That Fit Risk Profile Bob Davis 2011

"We can't just go save someone," said Gao Xiqing, president of China Investment Corp., China's sovereign wealth fund.

Euro Falls in Asian Trade Kosaku Narioka 2011

"We can't just go save someone," said Gao Xiqing, president of China Investment Corp., China's huge sovereign wealth fund.

China Rebuffs Hopes for Bailout Bob Davis 2011

Li Keping , now a vice chairman of National Council for Social Security Fund, will take over the CIO duties at China Investment Corp. from Gao Xiqing , who has overseen the sovereign fund's portfolio while also acting as its No. 2 executive.

China Fund Taps New CIO Jason Dean 2011

Gao Xiqing and other CIC officials have avoided discussing their plans publicly.

The $1.4 Trillion Question 2008