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In some of my previous columns, I have shared techniques and personal experiences to help you succeed in job interviews. For this article, I will shift the focus onto the real working environment and list three key things you must be aware of when you start at a new bank, especially earlier on in your career. Good grades count for nothing once you’ve got the job There is no doubt in my... Read more

China has the world's fastest growing insurance market today. Just like in banking, its insurance industry also has a Big Four: Ping An Insurance, China Life, China Pacific Insurance and People's Insurance Company of China (PICC). A few days ago, Ping An Insurance posted a 28 per cent increase in its first-half net profit. Meanwhile, PICC Property & Casualty, China's largest non-life insurer, also reported net income surging to its... Read more

If last year saw a lending boom for the Chinese banking industry, this year’s theme is clearly capital raising. ICBC recently proposed a massive rights issue in both Shanghai and Hong Kong. Earlier this month, Agricultural Bank of China successfully listed on the Shanghai and Hong Kong stock exchanges, raising US$22bn. In fact, ICBC is the last among a fleet of major Chinese lenders to raise capital. State-owned rivals... Read more

The Chinese banking industry has come under close scrutiny recently. Agricultural Bank of China’s dual listings in Shanghai and Hong Kong marked the world’s largest IPO. Days later, China Everbright Bank announced a potential US$2.9bn IPO. But it is not only retail and institutional investors who are attracted to Chinese institutions: potential candidates, from young graduates to senior managers, increasingly want to join their ranks. What is pulling them... Read more

"I am a business woman, running a small shop and I have limited connections with the government or big companies. HSBC provided me with a loan quickly, based on my strong understanding of my business and proof that it could generate good return,” says Liu Xiaoping, who is currently running the ‘Pregnant Mother and Baby Grocery’ shop in one of China’s many rural areas. China’s economic reform and opening... Read more

As you may already know, working at a bank is considered to be very prestigious in China. Rightly or wrongly, bank employees are generally recognised to be more intelligent, earn higher salaries, and enjoy higher social status. This is known as the “golden bowl” effect in China’s banking industry. Young Chinese graduates’ passion for the sector has shown no sign of decreasing, even amid the recent financial crisis and global... Read more

China has invested billions in its effort to transform Shanghai into an international financial centre (IFC). According to a recent study published by the City of London, a successful financial centre requires five fundamental elements: people, business environment, market access, infrastructure and general competitiveness. China already has many of the prerequisites to be an IFC: a robust economy, a strong government and a large pool of private financial assets. It... Read more

China has the world's fastest growing insurance market today. Just like in banking, its insurance industry also has a Big Four: Ping An Insurance, China Life, China Pacific Insurance and People's Insurance Company of China (PICC). A few days ago, Ping An Insurance posted a 28 per cent increase in its first-half net profit. Meanwhile, PICC Property & Casualty, China's largest non-life insurer, also reported net income surging to its... Read more

The idea of job hopping, especially if money is the main motivation, is more or less the elephant in the room that nobody in China's financial and banking industries wants to discuss. But, like their counterparts in more mature banking markets, young Chinese bankers now tend to shift jobs frequently, helped on their way by China’s rapid and robust economic growth. The latest report from PricewaterhouseCoopers shows that most... Read more

It was a busy December for executives from the Chinese banking industry. They travelled all the way to London, New York and Singapore to look for one special resource: top bankers. More than 18 financial institutions from China attended this international recruiting drive, including Bank of China, Shanghai Stock Exchange, CITIC Securities, CIC and CICC. In Singapore alone, the event attracted more than 1,000 candidates, competing for 117 jobs. Each... Read more

If last year saw a lending boom for the Chinese banking industry, this year’s theme is clearly capital raising. ICBC recently proposed a massive rights issue in both Shanghai and Hong Kong. Earlier this month, Agricultural Bank of China successfully listed on the Shanghai and Hong Kong stock exchanges, raising US$22bn. In fact, ICBC is the last among a fleet of major Chinese lenders to raise capital. State-owned rivals... Read more