BDP Global Appoint Senior Financial Analyst to Head Their China Operation
BDP Global has confirmed the appointment of Jack Vang as Investment Director of China. He starts with immediate effect.
Hong Kong, Hong Kong S.A.R., January 15, 2017 --(PR.com)-- Steven Doyle Co-Founder & CEO of BDP Global said, “We have interviewed over 50 people for what we consider to be one of the most important jobs in our firm. The move into China’s mainland is a major step for our firm and we wanted to ensure we had the right guy for the job.”
He went on to say, “Jack Vang was the stand out candidate with a history of success and a proven ability to lead a team. His experience within the bonds market was a major contributing factor as this is the main direction we will be taking in China due to the recent developments on the mainland with regard to financial services.”
Mr Doyle was referring to a recent statement by BDP Global’s Chief Investment Officer - Douglas Bancroft who stated that “As we are focusing on low risk investments and not on speculative or high risk investments, like real estate, volatile small-cap stocks or high-yield loans which are being rolled out to high-risk borrowers, we fit into the direction China wants to take by offering clients bonds instead of stocks.”
Jack Vang arrives from a short stint in New York where he was worked for 3 years as an advisor on the bond market to several boutique investment firms. Jack hails from Shanghai and studied at Jiao Tong University.
He went on to say, “Jack Vang was the stand out candidate with a history of success and a proven ability to lead a team. His experience within the bonds market was a major contributing factor as this is the main direction we will be taking in China due to the recent developments on the mainland with regard to financial services.”
Mr Doyle was referring to a recent statement by BDP Global’s Chief Investment Officer - Douglas Bancroft who stated that “As we are focusing on low risk investments and not on speculative or high risk investments, like real estate, volatile small-cap stocks or high-yield loans which are being rolled out to high-risk borrowers, we fit into the direction China wants to take by offering clients bonds instead of stocks.”
Jack Vang arrives from a short stint in New York where he was worked for 3 years as an advisor on the bond market to several boutique investment firms. Jack hails from Shanghai and studied at Jiao Tong University.
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