Shang Fulin
Chairman of the China Securities Regulatory Committee will have to engineer a soft landing for China’s volatile stock markets

Phototgraph by: Chinafotopress

This year probably won’t be as easy for Shang Fulin as 2007 was. As the head of the China Securities Regulatory Committee (CSRC) since 2002, Shang stewarded the state-owned share reforms that were largely responsible for the recent meteoric rise of the stock markets. Last year both he and China reaped the rewards for his success – China, with a more than doubling of the Shanghai Composite Index, and Shang, with a promotion to the Central Committee of the Chinese Communist Party.

However, with the stock ......f China and country manager for Credit Suisse First Boston and chairman of China for Citigroup Global Markets (Asia). With a China hand at the helm, it might not be long before Morgan Stanley is the leading investment bank in China.

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