The reception has two parts:

6:00-7:00PM, cocktail with food and drink provided, you can use this opportunity to meet with CICC delegation consisting of senior management and HR team.

7:00-9:00PM, a presenation by Mr. Lin Shoukan "Ride with China's Capital Market, and a Q&A session.

CICC has a number of job openings in different locations: Beijing, Shanghai, Hong Kong, Singapore and New York. A list of the openings is given below with details in the attached document. If you are interested, please send your resume to HR at CICC by email before June 15 (talent@cicc.com.cn or ciccnyrecruit@yahoo.com ). If selected, you will be interviewed by CICC team at Le Parker Meridien on June 24.

Outline of the presentation:

The stunning growth of China's economy over the last 15 years has spurred the rapid development of the country's capital market. In a matter of a few years, China's domestic capital market has become the fourth largest globally in terms of capitalization and is an indispensable player in global equity financing. The gradual opening up of China's financial markets, coupled with Chinese companies enhanced profitability and the continued exploration of market oriented regulations and innovative products, encouraged the rise of domestic equity and fixed income markets, both in primary financing and secondary trading activities. Although it has undergone tremendous growth and change, China's capital market still has great potential in terms of both market size and product diversification. Consequently, it offers great opportunities for the financial industry as well as professionals.

Background of the speaker:

Mr. Lin Shoukang currently serves as Managing Director at CICC, OCC coordinator and former head of Capital Markets. In the past 6 years, he has led the capital market executions of over twenty large domestic and overseas CICC-Led projects, including Sinopec A-share, China Merchants Bank, China Telecom, China Life, Airchina, Shenhua and China Mobile 2002 Bond etc., successfully helping clients to raise over USD 25 billion.
Mr. Lin has had diversified experience in the field of finance and economics. In 1990, he was appointed as assistant professor and taught macroeconomics at York University in Canada. In 1991, he joined the International Monetary Fund, worked as an economist at Research Department and as desk officer in various operational departments. Mr. Lin was seconded to the Hong Kong Monetary Authority in 1996, serving as Senior Manager in the Monetary and Operations Department. In 1998, he joined Deutsche Morgan Grenfell (now part of Deutsche Bank), in charge of Greater China economic research. In 1999, Mr. Lin returned to China and joined China Construction Bank to help found China's first non-performing asset management company, China Cinda Asset Management Corporation.

Mr. Lin holds a Bachelor degree of Mathematics from Xiamen University (PRC) and MA and Ph.D. degree of economics from Brown University (USA).