① Yu Gan was born in 1989 and only joined the workforce in 2011. Previously, among A-share listed banks, the youngest deputy governor was Lu Dingchang, the deputy governor of Changshu Bank. He was born in 1986. ② Currently, among A-share listed banks, the post-60s and post-70s are still the main candidates for bank governors and deputy governors. ③ Listed urban commercial banks and agricultural commercial banks show the characteristics of younger senior management, and this trend is even more obvious in the Jiangsu, Zhejiang, and Shanghai regions.
Financial News Agency, November 21 (Reporter Peng Kefeng) The backward wave of the Yangtze River pushes ahead, and there are always new people replacing old people. On the evening of November 21, Jiangyin Bank issued an announcement stating that the first interim meeting of the Bank's 8th board of directors in 2023 deliberated and passed the “Proposal on Appointment of the Vice Governor” and agreed to appoint Mr. Yu Gan as the Bank's Deputy Governor. The term of office is the same as that of the 8th board of directors of the Bank.
A reporter from the Financial Association News Agency noticed that Yu Gan was born in 1989 and only joined the workforce in 2011. His promotion to Vice President this time can be described as rapid progress. According to current data, after taking office, Yu Gan will become the youngest deputy governor among the 42 A-share listed banks.
Quasi-post-90s debut? After working for 12 years, Yu Zheng will become the deputy governor of Jiangyin Bank
According to the official resume, Yu Gan, male, born in April 1989, Chinese nationality, undergraduate degree. Since joining the job in 2011, he has served as Lianyungang Oriental Rural Commercial Bank Microfinance Center Account Manager, E-Banking Department Clerk, Science and Technology Innovation Department Product Manager, E-Banking Department Deputy General Manager, Kunshan Rural Commercial Bank Small and Micro Division Management, Assistant General Manager of Credit Card Department, Deputy General Manager of Xiaowei Division (presiding over the work), General Manager of Inclusive Finance Division, Vice President of Retail (middle level senior), General Manager of Inclusive Finance Division, Retail Vice President (middle level senior) and personal finance department general manager, retail president (middle executive) General manager, Retail president and general manager of the Inclusive Finance Division, etc.
According to public information, Jiangyin Bank was founded in December 2001, formerly known as the Jiangyin Credit Cooperatives Association. In September 2016, Jiangyin Bank successfully entered the capital market and listed on the Shenzhen Stock Exchange. Currently, the bank's total market value is about 7.885 billion yuan, which is relatively low among a number of listed banks.
An inquiry by a financial news agency reporter found that the youngest deputy governor of the A-share listed banks was originally Lu Dingchang, the deputy governor of Changshu Bank, who was born in 1986. According to biographical data, Lu Dingchang has been the deputy governor of Changshu Bank since August 2022 and is currently also the general manager of the bank's inclusive finance department. Lu Dingchang has held positions such as loan officer and assistant to general manager of the bank's microfinance center, deputy general manager of Xiaowei Finance headquarters, deputy general manager of the company's banking department, deputy general manager of the company's banking department, head of the Hanjiang branch, and general manager of Xiaowei Finance headquarters. After Yu Zheng takes office as vice-governor, this record will no doubt be set.
A number of listed banks already have post-80s deputy governors, and Changshu Bank has just elected a post-80s governor
A financial news agency reporter noticed that among current A-share listed banks, the post-60s and post-70s are still the main candidates for bank governors and deputy governors. In particular, the senior executives of major state-owned banks are generally older. In contrast, listed urban commercial banks and agricultural commercial banks show characteristics of younger senior management, and this trend is even more obvious in the Jiangsu, Zhejiang, and Shanghai regions.
According to the Financial News Agency reporter's incomplete statistics, there are currently more than 20 “post-80s” executives (including deputy governors, directors, bank manager assistants, finance department heads, etc.) of listed banks, distributed in agricultural commercial banks such as Ruifeng Bank, Bank of Jiangyin, Bank of Wuxi, Zijin Bank, Sunong Bank, Zhangjiagang Bank, Shanghai Agricultural Commercial Bank, etc., as well as urban commercial banks such as Bank of Ningbo, Bank of Qingdao, Bank of Lanzhou, Bank of Xi'an, and Bank of Changsha. Among them, the Zhangjiagang Bank has a team of 4 “post-80s” executives, including Wang Hui, Vice Governor of the Zhangjiagang Bank, Tao Yi, Vice Governor, Qi Feiyan, Secretary of the Board of Directors, and Wu Jiaqiang, Assistant to the Governor. They were all born after 1983.
Furthermore, on November 13, Changshu Bank announced in the evening that the board of directors of Changshu Bank elected Xue Wen as chairman and also appointed Bao Jian as the bank's governor. According to his resume, Bao Jian was born in 1981 and is one of the founders of Changshu Bank Microfinance. After being approved for office, he will become the youngest governor of an A-share listed bank.