Text: Gu Ning
Two post-80s middle-level officials of the Bank of Beijing will be promoted.
The end of the year and the beginning of the year are always important times for changes at the top of financial institutions, and this year is no exception.
Last week, while large and medium-sized institutions such as central insurance companies, financial groups, and large state-owned commercial banks successively underwent senior management changes, the high-level structure of medium-sized banks in the capital region also made "big moves". "Quick Facts of the President" exclusively learned that GZW asked several banks based in the capital to promote post-80s executives, which triggered a series of personnel changes.
Huaxia Bank's current official website shows that the bank has three vice presidents: Yang Wei, Liu Ruijia, Gao Bo, it is understood that Han Jianhong, president of the bank's Nanjing branch, has been promoted to vice president. Despite this, none of the four party committee members are post-80s. "The President's Quick Facts" learned,There will be a middle-level dignitary of the Bank of Beijing who will take up the new Huaxia Bank across the bank, and will be Tang Yiming, the president of the Beijing branch after the "quasi-80s".
At the same time, the Bank of Beijing will also promote a "post-80s" executive, or Guo Yifeng, president of the Beijing City Sub-Center Branch.
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A source close to Huaxia Bank told the "Governor's Snapshot" that Tang Yiming, president of the Beijing branch of the Bank of Beijing, had reported to Huaxia Bank last week.
Tang Yiming was born in December 1979, and the standard is quasi-"post-80s". From the perspective of work experience, Tang Yiming has worked in Bank of Beijing for a long time, and has served as the executive deputy general manager of the Jingnan Management Department and the general manager of the Institutional Management Department, and after the establishment of the Nanchang Branch, he became the first president of the bank, and will be appointed as the president of the Beijing branch in February 2023, which has only been about a year.
The picture shows Tang Yiming.
"The President's Quick Facts" learned,Guo Yifeng, president of the Bank of Beijing's city sub-center branch, may also be promoted to senior management as the same group of young executives。Guo Yifeng is a proper "post-80s" and is currently the president of the City Sub-center Branch of Bank of Beijing, whose qualifications were approved in December 2021 and have been completed for two years.
It is worth mentioning that the Bank of Beijing City Sub-Center Sub-branch is the first first-level branch set up in the city sub-center of the banking industry, and Dai Wei, the current vice president of the Bank of Beijing, has also served as the president of the branch, and Guo Yifeng's previous city sub-center branch president Zhang Yongli has now gone to the Urumqi branch president.
The current four vice presidents of the senior management of Bank of Beijing are Wei Deyong, Wang Jian, Han Xu and Dai Wei; Wei Deyong (Dutch) and Wang Jian were appointed as vice presidents in 2013 and 2017 respectively, while Han and Dai were both appointed in January 2023 last year. After Guo Yifeng officially takes office, the bank's senior management structure will be expanded to "one principal and five deputies".
The senior executives of banks in the financial circle of the capital have been sending each other non-stop, and internal promotions and inter-bank promotions are carried out at the same time
This round of high-level exchange of banks in the capital financial circle is slightly different from the last time, and internal promotion and inter-bank promotion are carried out at the same time. On the one hand, Bank of Beijing and Huaxia Bank have both promoted a vice president internally; In addition, the Bank of Beijing sent a vice president to Huaxia Bank.
In January 2024, Han Jianhong, President of Nanjing Branch, was internally promoted to Vice President of Huaxia Bank. Han Jianhong, born in 1969, served as the president of the Huzhou branch of Huaxia Bank and the president of the Wenzhou branch. In June 2020, he was appointed as the President of Huaxia Bank Nanjing Branch.
The picture shows Han Jianhong.
Not only has he had experience in the management of many branches, but Han Jianhong's graduate school is not ordinary-Zhejiang Bank School (now renamed Zhejiang Vocational College of Finance), which is known as the "cradle of the president". Many of the "alumni" from this institution have become heavyweights in the financial circle, such as Yi Huiman, the current chairman of the China Securities Regulatory Commission, Fang Heying, chairman of China CITIC Bank, Lou Wenlong, former vice president of the Agricultural Bank of China, and He Xing......xiang, vice president of the China Development Bank, who has been investigated
Up to now, Huaxia Bank has three vice presidents: Yang Wei (born in January 1966), Liu Ruijia (born in October 1966) and Gao Bo (born in July 1970), all of whom are promoted executives from within Huaxia Bank. It can be seen that the promotion channel of Huaxia Bank's senior management is not only internal promotion, but also the senior management promoted across the bank has also emerged.
In fact, since the beginning of this year, Huaxia Bank's senior management has undergone constant changes. On January 16, Guan Wenjie, president of the bank, resigned as president of Huaxia Bank and assumed the post of party secretary of Beijing Rural Commercial Bank, and will become chairman of the bank in the next step. Guan Wenjie was previously promoted from vice president to president of Huaxia Bank, and the position of president was vacant for 9 months before it was settled, and Guan Wenjie was transferred to Beijing Rural Commercial Bank after less than a year in office.
This personnel change triggered a series of "chain reactions" in the capital's financial circle, and the senior management of Huaxia Bank, Bank of Beijing, and Beijing Rural Commercial Bank staged a drama of "senior executives sending each other". In addition to Guan Wenjie, who will go to Beijing Rural Commercial Bank, YSJ, a veteran of Bank of Beijing, plans to be transferred to Huaxia Bank, and Beijing International Trust QG is expected to take over from YSJ as the new president of Bank of Beijing.
In addition, it is rare for regulators to explicitly require financial institutions to promote young executives, and this decision may also mean that younger executives may no longer be a trend in the future, but will also be a "mandatory requirement".