China Names Sovereign Fund Chief as Securities Watchdog Vice Chairman
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China has appointed Liu Haoling, president of its sovereign wealth fund, as a vice chairman of its securities regulator, filling a post left vacant after the former vice chairman was placed under investigation.
Liu, 54, was also named to the China Securities Regulatory Commission’s Communist Party committee, according to an official notice issued Friday.
The position has been open since May 2025, when Vice Chairman Wang Jianjun was removed from his post amid a corruption investigation. Prosecutors took over Wang’s bribery case this year.
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- China appoints Liu Haoling, 54, CIC president, as CSRC vice chairman and Party committee member.
- Role vacant since May 2025 after Wang Jianjun's removal amid corruption probe.
- CIC held $1.57T assets end-2024; Liu studied at Peking Univ., Iowa, LBS; ex-Goldman Sachs.
- Goldman Sachs Gao Hua Securities Co. Ltd.
- Liu Haoling held a compliance role at Goldman Sachs Gao Hua Securities Co. Ltd. earlier in his career.
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