On June 20, JPMorgan's Asia-Pacific CFO and Co-CEO of China, Ho Yeung Tung, stated at the Lujiazui Forum that in recent years, China's financial market has steadily and rapidly opened up to the outside world - various types of foreign financial institutions have successively established new legal entities in China, and the relevant financial business and licensing scope that can be carried out by foreign institutions are constantly expanding. "The active participation of international investors fully demonstrates their unabated interest in the Chinese market, and they are still actively seeking various channels to deepen their understanding of the Chinese market in order to make more wise investment decisions." Ho Yeung Tung said that JPMorgan is confident and capable of continuing to play a good "bridge" role to support the further opening of China's financial market with concrete actions. (Shanghai Securities News)
摩根大通何耀东：继续发挥好“桥梁”作用 切实支持中国金融市场进一步开放
JPMorgan's He Yaodong: continue to play a good "bridge" role and effectively support the further opening-up of the Chinese financial market.
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