Abstract: The purpose of Chinese Wall policy is to prevent conflict of interest between competing companies. The BN model proposed by Brewer and Nash, and the lattice-based interpretation of Chinese Wall policy proposed by Sandhu are two examples of the Chinese Wall policy models. However, these models are severely restricted and awkward to implement. RBAC is a prevalent model with policy-neutrality. This paper makes a thoroughly research on how to configure RBAC to enforce Chinese Wall policy and its variations. Based on role hierarchies and RBAC constraints, the detailed configurations are presented and the constraints in the configurations are formalized. Compared with traditional models, schemes are more flexible and can be directly enforced in systems supporting the RBAC model.