Sean Chen (politician)

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This article is about a Taiwanese politician. For a Chinese actress of the same Chinese name, see Joan Chen.

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Chen Chun (Chinese: 陳冲; pinyin: Chén Chōng; born 13 October 1949[3]), also known as Sean Chen in English, is a former Premier of the Republic of China,[4] a member of the ruling Kuomintang Party.

Personal

Chen was born in Taiwan. He earned a BA degree (1971) and MA degree (1973) in law from the National Taiwan University.

Politics

FSC Chairmanship

Sean Chen's popularity grew in Taiwan when he was the Chairman of the Financial Supervisory Commission who signed three Memoranda of Understanding with his Mainland Chinese counter parties in January 2010 in the field of Banking, Insurance and Investments. This was viewed as a major milestone in furthering economic ties with the Chinese, allowing Taiwanese financial institutions access to the Mainland's vast and fast growing markets. In a discussion with Sam Radwan that appeared in an article in Bloomberg Businessweek he showed confidence that he would be able to achieve preferential treatment for Taiwan in what is considered by many foreign financial services institutions to be a market where Chinese regulators have not provided a level playing field.[5]

ROC Premiership

On 6 February 2012, Chen was appointed Premier of the Republic of China in succession to Wu Den-yih. After one year of economic challenges and considerable public criticism, he stepped down from his office on health grounds on 1 February 2013, to be replaced by the Vice Premier Jiang Yi-huah.[6]

Cross-strait relations

In March 2012, Chen gave his view on cross-strait relations at the Legislative Yuan. He agrees to the One-China policy, and that China is the Republic of China. Chinese mainland area belongs to the same country as Taiwan area, but it's just that Mainland China is not under the effective control of the ROC government.[7]

See also

References

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Political offices
Preceded by Vice Premier of the Republic of China
2008–2012		 Succeeded by
Jiang Yi-huah
Preceded by Premier of the Republic of China
2012–2013

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  4. ↑ Ma officially appoints Sean Chen as new premier
  5. ↑ Sean Chen's interview with Sam Radwan of ENHANCE International LLC, Bloomberg Businessweek, Jan 2010
  6. ↑ Premier Chen steps down on health grounds
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