Citigroup Hires Banking Veteran Li Shan for Key Role in Asia

(Bloomberg) – Citigroup Inc., Senior Chinese dealer Li Shahan, the company’s customers in Asia’de in an important position to advise on challenges.

According to an internal note, the 62 -year -old President of Japan showed the return of Asia North and Australia to global banking. Hong will be in Kong.

He was the last investment company. In the last decades, Li was also held at the Credit Suisse Board after the Goldman Sachs Group Inc., UBS Group AG and Bank of China International. While in Goldman, China Telecom (HK) Ltd. in 1997 It helped to organize a stock of $ 4.2 billion by, the biggest agreement in Asia at that time.

“Business, political and academic fields will help customers navigate in the difficulties of the current macro environment, Cit said Citi’s President of Japan, North and Australia and Banking.

The movement comes with international investors re -revived the interest in China years later in the midst of increasing geopolitical pressure.

According to the Memo, LI will play a instrumental role that provides advice and insight to Chinese customers with international requests and multinational companies that plan to expand in China.

In addition, the Chinese Folk Political Counseling Conference is a member of China’s best political counseling.

The New York -based lending lending has emerged from consumer banking in China as a part of a wider global road in recent years, and its plans for a Chinese securities company have been blocked by both the US and Chinese regulations.

More recently, he hired senior bankers in the lending banking and markets, including Lenny Chu from HSBC Holdings PLC, as the president of China Global Network Banking August.

Li is a graduate of Beijing Tsinghua University and also has a PhD of Economics from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology. According to the Memo, the United Nations Investment Committee and the current member of the MIT Sloan Finance Advisory Board.

(Adds details about Li’s career history)

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