Lufax CFO appointee Jia Liu took up the role on October 16, 2026, the Chinese financial services company announced that day. Liu brings experience in bank financial management, equity and debt financing, and the finance operations of listed financial technology companies.
Key Takeaways
- Jia Liu’s appointment as chief financial officer was effective October 16, 2026.
- Her previous roles include senior finance positions at CITIC aiBank and Yiren Digital.
- Lufax provides financing products principally for small business owners in China.
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Lufax CFO appointment takes immediate effect
Lufax’s chief financial officer appointment announcement named Liu, 42, to the position with effect from the announcement date, rather than setting a future handover date.
Lufax offers financing products designed principally for small business owners and others in China. The company says it has relationships with more than 85 financial institutions as funding partners, many of which have worked with it for more than three years.
Liu’s background combines financial management with capital raising and cooperation with financial institutions—experience relevant to a business that works with external funding partners. The announcement did not set out new financial targets or a change in financing strategy.
| Item | Details |
|---|---|
| Undergraduate education | Bachelor’s degree in finance, Minzu University of China, July 2005 |
| Postgraduate education | Master’s degree in finance, University of Rochester, June 2013 |
| Professional qualifications | Certified Public Accountant in China and the United States |
| Lufax listings | New York Stock Exchange: LU; Hong Kong Stock Exchange: 6623 |
Banking and listed fintech experience
Since February 2020, Liu had successively served as chief capital operation officer and chief financial officer at CITIC aiBank. Her responsibilities there included overall strategy formulation, asset and liability management, and financial analysis. Lufax said she also completed multiple equity and debt financings during that tenure.
From December 2014 to December 2019, Liu held successive positions at Yiren Digital, including financial controller, vice president of finance, co-chief financial officer and chief financial officer. Her work covered capital-market projects, management of the finance team and cooperation with financial institutions.
Earlier, she worked at PricewaterhouseCoopers from May 2005 to December 2014, spending six years in its Beijing financial services department and three years in its New York banking and capital markets department. Those roles involved specialist advisory and audit engagements for financial institutions.
Conclusion
The appointment put Liu in the finance leadership role immediately. Lufax disclosed no timetable for further changes to the finance function or new financial targets alongside the announcement.
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