金融监管系统新一轮人事调整，涉及多个地方局

Core Insights - A new round of leadership adjustments has occurred in the local financial regulatory bureaus, with significant changes in six regions due to the return of two bureau heads to the central financial regulatory authority [1][2] - By the end of the year, 18 out of 36 local bureaus have experienced leadership changes, representing 50% of the total [1][4] - The trend shows a younger leadership demographic, with 31 of the current bureau heads born in the 1970s or later [4][5] Leadership Changes - The leadership changes were primarily triggered by the return of the heads from Shandong and Shanxi to the central authority, leading to a series of adjustments in other regions [2][4] - Key appointments include: - Xie Guijun, former head of Shandong, and Tan Zhen, former head of Shanxi, returning to the central authority [2] - Ni Jinqian, born in the 1970s, appointed as the new head of Shanxi [2] - Liu Lixin and Jing Jinsheng appointed as heads of Liaoning and Yunnan, respectively [2][3] Demographic Trends - The adjustments have resulted in a younger leadership team, with an increase in the number of bureau heads from the "post-70s" generation [4][5] - Notably, several newly appointed heads have backgrounds as discipline inspection secretaries, indicating a focus on governance and oversight [5][6] Summary of Adjustments - A detailed table of recent leadership changes highlights the transitions across various local financial regulatory bureaus, including: - Shanxi: Ni Jinqian replaces Tan Zhen - Inner Mongolia: Gao Wangdong replaces Liu Lixin - Liaoning: Liu Lixin replaces Yu Lin - Shandong: Yu Lin replaces Xie Guijun - Qinghai: Zhao Jiang replaces Jing Jinsheng [7][8]