Xie Ping, Director of Research Bureau of People's Bank of China

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Director of the Research Bureau of the People's Bank of China

Biography

Xie Ping, male, is of Han nationality. He received a doctorate from the Renmin University of China and joined the CPC in 1983. Xie has spent his career at the People's Bank of China, in the saving planning department and the comprehensive planning department. In the late 1990s, he held positions in the policy research office and in 1998 he became director of the research bureau. Xie Ping has also worked as a business trainer abroad, in Singapore and Washington D.C.

Xie Ping was a deputy of the 9th National People's Congress.

Working Experience:

1998—2003 Deputy, 9th NPC

1998— Director, People's Bank of China, Research Bureau

1998—???? Director, People's Bank of China, Financial Research Institute

1998—???? President, People's Bank of China, Financial Research Institute

1997—1998 Director, People's Bank of China, Non-Bank Finance Ministry

1997—1998 President, People's Bank of China, Provincial Branch Hunan Province

1997—1998 Secretary, People's Bank of China, Provincial Branch CPC, Leading Party Group Hunan Province

1996—1997 Deputy Director, People's Bank of China, Non-Bank Finance Ministry

1996—???? Senior Trainer, International Monetary Fund, Financial Planning and Monetary Policy USA, Washington, DC

1994—1996 Deputy Director, People's Bank of China, Policy Research Office

1992—1994 Division Chief, People's Bank of China, Policy Research Office

1991—1992 Deputy Division Chief, People's Bank of China, Savings Planning Department

1991—1992 Division Chief, People's Bank of China, Savings Planning Department

1990 Business Trainer, Commercial Bank of Singapore

1988—1991 Clerk, People's Bank of China, Comprehensive Planning Department, Monetary Circulation Division

1985—???? Clerk, People's Bank of China, General Research Office

1985—1989 Graduate, Renmin University of China, Economics Department Beijing, Haidian District (Received Doctorate)

1983 Joined, CPC

1982—1985 Graduate, Southwestern University of Finance and Economics, Economics Department (Received Master's Degree)

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