Jin Liqun, the man tasked with setting up the China-led Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank, is likely the country’s most influential development official. We look into his background and analyze his speeches to determine how he will handle the project.
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Lean Alfred Santos is a former Devex development reporter focusing on the development community in Asia-Pacific, including major players such as the Asian Development Bank and the Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank. He previously covered Philippine and international business and economic news, sports and politics.
Orenz Nito is a former development analyst at Devex’s survey analysis and advisory services team. Prior to Devex, he worked as a risk analyst for an Asia-focused security and political risk consulting firm, preparing risk assessment reports for foreign investors, international organizations, and embassies operating in the Philippines and across Asia.
