Zhu Rongji'S Son Zhu Yunlai'S Low-Key Business Leader

Zhu Yunlai is Zhu Rongji's son.

Zhu Rongji and his wife have a pair of sons and daughters, the daughter is called Zhu Yanlai, the son is called Zhu Yunlai, all went abroad to further education.

Zhu Yanlai worked in Hongkong. Very few people around her knew she was Zhu Rongji's daughter.

Zhu Rongji and Lao an have a very good relationship.

Zhu Rongji's acquaintance with Lao an was helped by a classmate friend in Zhu Rongji's middle school, and Laura was a sister of Zhu Rongji's classmate Rautv.

After her marriage with Zhu Rongji, no matter what impact Zhu Rongji has on politics, she always sticks to it.

Before Zhu Rongji left office, when she appeared as prime minister, she always accompanied her husband with a smile on her face.

Zhu Rongji is also proud of his wife. He once openly said, "she is lovely."

In 1994, he graduated from the University of Wisconsin in the United States, and is currently the chairman of China International Capital Co.

Last July, Fortune magazine named "the 25 most influential business leaders in Asia", ranking fifteenth in the list.

In 1957, Zhu Rongji and Zhu Yunlai, son of Laon, were born in Changsha, Hunan.

In 1994, Zhu Yunlai received a doctorate from the University of Wisconsin and turned to business. He worked as an accountant at the Chicago branch of Andersen's accounting firm.

From 1996 to 1998, he worked as an investment banking employee in Credit Suisse First Boston Corporation in New York and began his career as an investment banker.

In May 19, 2004, the Beijing International Finance Forum was held in the Great Hall of the people in Beijing. Zhu Yunlai, chairman of the China International Capital Co Management Committee, attended the forum.

A few years ago, the Sinopec held a cocktail party to celebrate the listing. The most notable thing at the reception was Zhu Yunlai, a man of medium height and medium build. In the face of reporters' constant questioning, Zhu Yunlai was all silent. Even if he himself was surnamed Zhu, he completely sealed up the reporters' questions. Later, he was able to get away from the Bank of China under the Bank of China International CEO Fang Feng Lei.

When Zhu Rongji became prime minister in 1998, he specially called his children together to give instructions. The main idea is: "father is now prime minister, and it is not good or bad for you. You must do your best."

In addition, Premier Zhu did not wish his children to go to business or go abroad to work. Zhu Yunlai should be justified in "Silence" for the media.

In 1998, Zhu Yunlai worked in the Hongkong Office of China International Capital Co.

His colleagues soon learned about Xiao Zhu's personal style. For example, he liked to study reports in a continuous manner.

One year, CICC gave advice to a Chinese state-owned enterprise with 70 subsidiaries. Zhu Yunlai submitted a 500 page report.

Zhu Yunlai's English name is Levin. He is 48 years old. He is not yet married when he is 44 years old. He likes to wear white shirt and blue suit and is very simple.

Zhu Yunlai's low-key work habits are also reflected in his appearance. His colleagues are dressed in suits and shoes. Xiao Zhu is wearing a cigar and wearing casual clothes, like a retiree.

Zhu Yunlai is very sick of using his father's influence to do business.

He has always deliberately avoided external attention. For example, when a subordinate has something to do with him, he will usually meet after work or outside the office.

His office is also very simple, without pictures of his father.

In the 5th anniversary commemorative publication launched by CICC, Zhu Yunlai is also the only high-rise who has not published photographs.

In July last year, the fortune magazine chose the most influential business leader in Asia. A total of 6 Chinese entrepreneurs were selected, outnumbered by South Korea, Japan, India and Hongkong, China.

The fifteenth place is Zhu Yunlai, President of China International Finance Corporation. He is president of China's only international investment bank.

This is the introduction of Zhu Yunlai by Fortune magazine: "no one can cross the global financial world and China's go-vern-ment led economy as Zhu Yunlai did.

Zhu Yunlai is the head of CICC, the only international investment bank in China. He has an accounting degree from DePaul University in Chicago, and has worked as a competent and diligent trader in New York's first Boston Bank of Switzerland.

Under the leadership of CICC (Morgan Stanley and China Construction Bank), he has become the core broker for Chinese enterprises to issue shares abroad.

In 2003, CIC relied on two big orders, IPO of China Life and PICC, ranking 14 in the global IPO underwriters.