MOVES-JPMorgan China names new heads of China securities unit
Posted on Tuesday April 23, 2024

JPMorgan Chase & Co appoints Lu Fang to chair the board of its China securities arm, replacing former chair Park Pu, according to a company memo reviewed by Reuters and confirmed by a company spokesperson. Greg Yu, recently deputy general manager of J.P. Morgan Securities China Company, has been promoted to general manager, according to the memo issued on Wednesday. The securities unit, which JPMorgan won the approval in 2021 to convert from a joint venture to a wholly owned subsidiary, employed 160 staff in China at the end of 2022, one of the largest among foreign securities firms.

JPMorgan China names new heads of China securities unit
Posted on Tuesday April 23, 2024

HONG KONG (Reuters) -JPMorgan Chase & Co appoints Lu Fang to chair the board of its China securities arm, replacing former chair Park Pu, according to a company memo reviewed by Reuters and confirmed by a company spokesperson. Greg Yu, recently deputy general manager of J.P. Morgan Securities China Company, has been promoted to general manager, according to the memo issued on Wednesday. The securities unit, which JPMorgan won the approval in 2021 to convert from a joint venture to a wholly owned subsidiary, employed 160 staff in China at the end of 2022, one of the largest among foreign securities firms.

MOVES-JPMorgan China names new heads for China investment banking arm
Posted on Tuesday April 23, 2024

JPMorgan Chase & Co appoints Lu Fang to chair the board of its China investment banking arm, replacing former chair Park Pu, according to a company memo reviewed by Reuters and confirmed by a company spokesperson. Greg Yu, recently deputy general manager of J.P. Morgan Securities China Company (JPMSC), has been promoted to general manager, according to the Memo issued on Wednesday.

Milei Trumpets Quarterly Budget Surplus in Argentina TV Address
Posted on Monday April 22, 2024

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