Bank of China on Sunday (August 25) announced that the president Liu Jin resigned for personal reasons.

Comprehensive reports of the First Financial and 21 Economic Net reported that in the announcement, Liu Jin resigned from the position of vice chairman of the bank, executive director, members of the board of directors, members of the Strategic Development Committee of the Board of Directors.Ge Haizheng, chairman of the Bank of China, is the duty of the president.

The "Sing Tao Headline" in Hong Kong reported that Hong Kong Satellite TV reported on the official Weibo on August 22 that the post of Bank of China changed the position of the post., But the official Weibo of Hong Kong Satellite TV deleted the report that night.

21 Economic Net reported that the time of Liu Jin's resignation was at the end of the third round of the central government to carry out conventional inspections.

In April of this year, the third round of the 20th Central Committee conducted regular inspections on the party committees (party groups) of 34 units, including many financial units, and Bank of China was also being inspected.

Subsequently, the Ninth Central Inspection Team inspected the work mobilization meeting of the Party Committee of Bank of China Co., Ltd.At the meeting, the inspection team stated that it would keep an eye on power and responsibility, strengthen the supervision of the "first leader", concentrate on strengthening inspection and rectification, in -depth search for political deviations, promote solving outstanding problems, and effectively play the role of political supervision and guarantee.According to the work arrangement, the central inspection team worked in Bank of China for about three months.

Reported sources said that unlike the four major bank chairman and president in the past, Liu Jin, 57, may retire in advance.On March 28 this year, the third board of directors held by the Bank of China in 2024 decided to adopt a motion of "appointing Mr. Liu Jin as the president of the Bank", which means that he has not yet ended his term and has not reached the age of retirement.