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Future Trends in Wealth Creation and Management
Mr. Chapman discusses future trends in wealth creation and management in China, such as capital markets liberalization to allow derivatives and securitization, as well as the effects of the global financial crisis in the local economy. He also shares insight on the likely development pathway that these markets will experience in the following years.
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About Craig Chapman
Mr. Chapman has a BA in Economics from McGill University. He joined Canadian investment firm Wood Gundy in Canada in 1986 and in 1988 headed the institutional equality sales team in Paris, France, covering continental Europe. He joined Salomon Brothers in 1992 in New York before moving to Hong Kong in 1993. He was responsible for developing business for Salomon Brothers and Salomon Brothers Asset Management for private individuals and... [Full Bio]
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