Ms Jing Ulrich | Managing Director & Chairman of Global Markets, China
J.P. Morgan | Hong Kong

Ms. Jing Ulrich is J.P. Morgan's Managing Director and Chairman of Global Markets, China. She is responsible for covering the firm’s most senior global clients across all asset classes, and for maintaining relationships with executives at the helm of China’s leading enterprises and government entities. Educated at Harvard and Stanford Universities, Ms. Ulrich is one of the most prominent advisors to the world’s largest asset management companies, pension and sovereign wealth funds. Her views influence the allocation of trillions of dollars of assets. She also serves as an advisor to Chinese institutions seeking to invest overseas. Ms. Ulrich has received numerous industry accolades for her work as a China watcher. She was ranked as one of Fortune Magazine's 50 Most Powerful Global Businesswomen for the past three consecutive years. Forbes also named her one of the 100 Most Powerful Women in the World in 2010 and cited her as one of the twenty youngest global power women. In 2011, two prestigious magazines - China Entrepreneur and China Business Watch - ranked Ms. Ulrich among the country's top business elite. She was also named one of FinanceAsia’s Top 20 Women in Finance. Because of her in-depth knowledge of the China markets, Ms. Ulrich has been an important figure in shaping the international community’s approach towards investing in the world’s largest and most dynamic developing economy. She established J.P. Morgan’s Hands-On China series, which has become a leading forum for views and research on the key issues in China’s transformation. The series has hosted hundreds of corporate leaders, industry experts, academics and government officials. Ms. Ulrich is also credited with establishing the world’s foremost China investment forum, which routinely attracts business and government leaders from around the globe. Prior to joining J.P. Morgan, Ms. Ulrich was Managing Director of Greater China equities at Deutsche Bank. She also spent eight years at Credit Lyonnais Securities Asia, where she led the top-ranked team covering China. Global institutional investors frequently voted her the best China strategist in polls conducted by Institutional Investor, Asiamoney, and Euromoney. Before joining the securities industry, Ms. Ulrich worked in Washington DC as one of the first fund managers to focus on the Greater China markets.