Central financial enterprises:
1, China National Development Bank (ministerial level) _
2. China Everbright Group (ministerial level) _
3. China CITIC Group (ministerial level) _
4. China Industrial and Commercial Bank (Deputy Minister) _
5. Agricultural Bank of China (deputy ministerial level) _
6. China Construction Bank (deputy ministerial level) _
7. Bank of China (Deputy Minister) _
8. Bank of Communications (Deputy Minister) _
9. China Life Insurance Group (Deputy Ministry) _
10, China People's Insurance Group (Deputy Ministry) _
1 1, China Taiping insurance group (deputy ministerial level) _
12, China Export Credit Insurance Corporation (deputy minister level) _
Enterprises directly under the State Council:
1, China Railway Corporation (ministerial level) _
2.CIC (ministerial level) _
3. China Xinjian Group (deputy minister level)
A central enterprise refers to a wholly state-owned or state-controlled enterprise that is directly managed by the central government or entrusted by the Central People's Government (the State Council) or the state-owned assets supervision and administration institution to exercise the investor's responsibilities. The leading group is entrusted by the Central Organization Department, the State-owned Assets Supervision and Administration Commission and other central ministries and commissions.
Central enterprises, referred to as "centrally managed enterprises", occupy a dominant position in major industries and key areas related to national security and the lifeline of the national economy, and are an important pillar of the national economy. According to the authority of state-owned assets management, state-owned enterprises are divided into central enterprises (state-owned enterprises supervised and managed by the central government) and local enterprises (state-owned enterprises supervised and managed by local governments). In particular, it is pointed out that in China, apart from the central enterprises in a broad sense and a narrow sense, the responsibility of a single central enterprise in the process of national social and economic development is quite special. These central enterprises are directly managed by the State Council and belong to the ministerial level.
Starting from 1999, managers of all state-owned enterprises no longer have administrative levels. Prior to this, the bosses of central enterprises were generally ministers or deputy ministers, appointed by the State Council. "Central enterprises are also large state-owned enterprises" is not established. Large state-owned enterprises are not necessarily central enterprises. Central enterprises are the main force of state-owned enterprises in China. In China, according to the use of state-owned assets, they can be divided into operating assets and non-operating assets. Operating assets can be divided into central enterprises and local enterprises according to government management authority. There are three kinds of central enterprises in a broad sense: first, enterprises managed by the State Council State-owned Assets Supervision and Administration Commission are divided into those that provide public goods, such as military industry and telecommunications; Providing natural monopoly products, such as oil; Provide competitive products, such as general industry, construction and trade. Second, the enterprises managed by CBRC, CIRC and CSRC belong to the financial industry. Third, enterprises managed by other departments or mass organizations in the State Council belong to tobacco, gold, railway passenger and freight transportation, ports, airports, radio and television, culture, publishing and other industries.