Mao Xiaofeng

Mao Xiaofeng (; born 1972) is a Chinese banking executive, best known for his tenure as a senior executive of Minsheng Banking Corp. In January 2015, Mao abruptly resigned as president of Minsheng Bank for "personal reasons"; it was reported that he was undergoing investigation by the Central Commission for Discipline Inspection, with suspected links to disgraced official Ling Jihua.

It was widely believed that Mao was investigated in connection with the case surrounding former General Office of the Chinese Communist Party head Ling Jihua, who was detained in December 2014. Ling and Mao attended Hunan University's MBA program at around the same time, and Mao reportedly worked for Ling at the Communist Youth League. The Beijing News also reported that Mao had set up a so-called "wives club" at the bank, whereby the bank granted positions which "offered salaries for no work" to the wives of high officials, including Gu Liping, the wife of Ling Jihua, and Yu Lifang, the wife of Su Rong.