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Forum President & CEO discusses importance of financial reform in China in Politico Op-ed

An op-ed written by Forum President & CEO Rob Nichols was featured in Politico on May 3rd that discusses how financial services modernization and market-opening reforms in China are critical to U.S. growth. The op-ed further describes why financial reform in China should be restored as the central focus of the U.S.-China Strategic and Economic Dialogue.

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Forum President & CEO to testifies before House Financial Services Committee

On May 16th, Engage China Coalition Chairman and Financial Services Forum President and Chief Executive Officer Rob Nichols testified before the House Financial Services Committee’s International Monetary Policy and Trade Subcommittee at a hearing entitled: “Increasing Market Access for U.S. Financial Firms in China: Update on Progress of the Strategic & Economic Dialogue.”

In his testimony, Mr. Nichols explained how financial services modernization and market-opening reforms in China will help transform China’s economy into a more services-based, consumer-driven economy, which in turn will greatly contribute to faster job creation and economic growth in America. His testimony also touched upon the latest round of the U.S.-China Strategic and Economic Dialogue.

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