China's growing derivatives business

JPMorgan''s Denis Wan talks about the future of derivatives in China.
August 30, 2005

Dennis Wan, JPMorgan's managing director and head of sales for China credit and rate markets, sees potential in China's derivatives business. However, he cautions that risk management is necessary as the nation's legions of small to medium-sized businesses grow. He shares his views on the current derivatives business in China.

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