Minsheng's Jing Shuping discusses private sector opportunities

The bank''s independence from government interference provides it with a competitive edge, says the chairman of China''s only private bank.
July 22, 2002

China Minsheng Banking Corporation's chairman of the board, Jing Shuping, enters the room with a patrician air. Tall and silver haired, his mandarin carries traces of his home town, Shanghai, as does his elegantly tailored suit. His charm and friendliness are pleasantly old-fashioned.

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