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TCFA/China Institute Joint Reception
Please join us for an evening reception with Mr. Joseph Fuller, CEO and Co-Founder of the Monitor Group, co-hosted by the Chinese Finance Association and the China Institute Young Associates. Mr. Fuller will be discussing current trends in the global economy and the effects on China's growth and development. He will also comment on macroeconomic and public policies and their implications for companies and professionals who are interested in opportunities in China.

Location: The Harvard Club ( 27 W. 44th St.)
Date and Time: Thursday, May 22, 2008 ( 6:30-9:30pm)

Please follow registration instructions below. Due to the limited capacity of the conference room, we will close registration once the limit is reached. See you at the reception! (Register here).
TCFA 2007 Annual Conference
TCFA (The Chinese Finance Association) is holding the 2007 Annual Conference on October 27, 2007 at Columbia University, New York City, New York. For more event information, please see here.
Announcement: 2007 Best Paper Award Winners
Announcement: The conference registration has been closed due to the limited seating capacity.
Latest Jobs and Openings
A handful of firms are going to recruit talents to work in China during the 2007 TCFA Annual Conference time. For details, please click the following links:
China Asset Management Co., Ltd. (ChinaAMC) Recruiting;
China Merchant Securities Corporation Ltd. (CMSC) Recruiting;
Harvest Recruiting
The Chinese Finance Association (TCFA) is a non-profit organization aimed at facilitating the exchange of ideas, knowledge and information on education, and research and practice in finance and related areas between the US and China. TCFA seeks to bring together the collective wisdom and expertise of Chinese scholars and professionals active in the fields of finance, accounting, money, and banking in an effort to help understand and develop the Chinese financial sector. It further seeks to promote rigorous academic research on financial reform issues using the foundations and methodologies of modern finance.

Moreover, TCFA seeks to improve the US academic and business world's understanding of China's changing social, economic, and business environment, and in particular her financial developments. TCFA will also serve as a meeting place where interested (especially Chinese) academics and practitioners can present their views and provide their services, enabling China and US to tap into a rich and unique pool of professional human resources.  In pursuit of these goals, TCFA will organize and sponsor a broad range of activities including original research projects, training programs, translations, publications, and international conferences. Regular member activities will include annual meetings, regular seminars & symposia, and field studies.