China nominates ex-deputy finance minister as AIIB chief candidate

China nominates ex-deputy finance minister as AIIB chief candidate

File photo taken June 29, 2015, in Beijing shows Jin Liqun, a former deputy finance minister of China. China said July 6 it has formally nominated Jin as its candidate for the head of the Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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