Zhang Liqing is currently professor and dean of the School of Finance, Central University of Finance and Economics, director of the academic committee of the school, and director of the International Finance Research Center.

Graduated from the School of Economics of Renmin University of China with a PhD in Economics.

Enjoying special government allowances from the State Council, he was selected into the "New Century Talents Project (National Level)", the Ministry of Education's "New Century Excellent Talents Support Plan", and the Ministry of Finance's "Cross-Century Discipline Leader".

He has been a senior visiting scholar at Tilburg University in the Netherlands, the World Bank Institute, the American Institute for International Economics, the Earth Institute at Columbia University, and the Australian National University.

He concurrently serves as Vice President of the China World Economics Association, Executive Director and Deputy Secretary-General of the China Society of International Finance, Executive Director of the China Society of International Economic Relations, Director of the China Society for Finance and Banking, Chairman of the Financial Professional Cooperation Group of the China Financial Education Branch, and Chairman of the Asia-Pacific Economic and Financial Forum.

, member of the Asian Economic Panel, New York/Tokyo/Seoul, member of the 12th Issuance Review Committee of the China Securities Regulatory Commission, member of the expert advisory group of the Monetary Policy Committee of the People's Bank of China, academic member of the Liu Hongru Financial Education Foundation,

Degree Member of the Graduate Department of the People's Bank of China.

Research areas include international finance and macroeconomics.

He has presided over projects such as the National Natural Science Foundation of China, the National Social Science Foundation of China, and the Humanities and Social Sciences Project of the Ministry of Education. His research covers capital account opening in emerging market economies, financial liberalization, global economic imbalances, international monetary system reform, and economic globalization.

ation, exchange rate system and currency internationalization, etc.

He has published more than 80 papers in academic journals such as "Economic Research", "World Economy", "Financial Research" and "International Financial Research", and published more than 10 academic books (including chief editor and co-author).

As a member of the Asian Economic Experts Conference (AEP), a member of the Asia-Europe Economic Forum (AEEF), and the China coordinator of the German Development Institute (GDI), he has traveled to the United States, the United Kingdom, Germany, Italy, Norway, Japan, South Korea, Thailand, and Vietnam.

, Indonesia, Malaysia, Singapore, Australia, Brazil, Hong Kong, Taiwan and other countries and regions to participate in international academic conferences or give public lectures.

Li Jianjun: Male, born in Fenyang, Shanxi in 1970.

He is currently the deputy dean, professor and doctoral supervisor of the School of Finance at Central University of Finance and Economics.

Obtained a PhD in Economics from Renmin University of China in 2002. From 2006 to 2007, he was a visiting scholar at Johns Hopkins University in the United States. In 2009, he served as a distinguished researcher at the China Anti-Money Laundering Research Center of Fudan University and a part-time professor at Guangxi University.

In 2005, he was selected into the "New Century Excellent Talents" support program of the Ministry of Education. He is a member of the first batch of national outstanding teaching teams and the national high-quality "Finance" course team.

In 2005 and 2006, he was named "Outstanding Communist Party Member" and "Excellent Teacher" of the Central University of Finance and Economics.

Since 2003, he has presided over 2 National Natural Science Foundation projects, 1 National Social Science Foundation project, 2 Ministry of Education Humanities and Social Science Fund planning projects, 1 National Research Fund project for returned overseas students, and China Postdoctoral Science Fund project.

He has been commissioned by the Beijing Municipal Government and Guangzhou City for a number of projects; published in SSCI journals, domestic CSSCI core journals, and internal references of government departments, such as "The Pacific Review", "Financial Research", "Statistical Research", "Quantitative Economics Technological Economic Research", "

Dozens of papers have been published in academic journals such as "Legal Reference", and many papers have been reprinted in "Xinhua Digest", Renmin University books and newspapers, etc.

Published "Research Report on the Development of China's Private Finance" (2013), "Research Report on China's Shadow Financial System" (2012), "Research on the Coordination of the Financial Industry and Economic Development" (2011), "Informal Finance in China: America and Chinese Perspectives"

” (Oxford University Press, 2009), “Unobserved Finance and Economic Operation” (2008), “Survey on China’s Underground Finance” (2006), “Research on the Scale and Macroeconomic Impact of China’s Underground Finance” (2005), “State-owned Commercial Banks

Performance Evaluation" (2004) and other books, as well as textbooks such as "Financial Statistical Analysis Experimental Tutorial" (2011).

Won the third prize of the 6th Outstanding Research Achievements (Social Sciences) Award of Higher Education Institutions of the Ministry of Education, and the second prize of the Outstanding Achievements Award of the People's Bank of China and the China Society for Finance and Banking.

He teaches courses such as "Finance", "Financial Statistical Analysis" and "Economic Research Methods". His main research areas are: monetary and financial theory and policy, private finance, unobserved finance and shadow banking, etc.

Ying Zhanyu: Professor, Ph.D. in Economics, male, Han nationality, born in February 1976, from Ninghai, Zhejiang Province. He graduated from the School of Finance, Renmin University of China in July 2003 and received a Ph.D. in Economics; he has since taught at the Central University of Finance and Economics

School of Finance, selected for the 2008 Ministry of Education’s “New Century Outstanding Talent Support Program”, and researcher at the Institute of Finance and Securities, Renmin University of China.

His research areas include China’s capital market theory and practice, comparative financial systems, and China’s financial reform and development.