Dr. Dong Chen\u00a0is a Research Fellow of GBIC. He is\u00a0Senior Asia Economist in Pictet Wealth Management<\/p>\n
Education
\n\u2022 Ph.D. in Economics, Kelley School of Business, Indiana University (Bloomington), June 2005
\n\u2022 M.A. in Economics, University of Victoria, May 2000
\n\u2022 B.A. in Economics, Chongqing University, July 1998
\nWork Experience
\n\u2022 Senior Asia Economist, Pictet Wealth Management, 05\/2016-present
\n\u2023 Conduct original research on the macro conditions and public policies of major Asia-Pacific
\neconomies (including Japan)
\n\u2023 Provide regular briefings to the Pictet Wealth Management Investment Committee (WMIC) to
\nhelp formulate global asset allocation strategies
\n\u2023 Contribute to various research publications offered by Pictet on a regular basis
\n\u2023 Speak in client events or to public media to elaborate the firm\u2019s views on global economy and
\ninvestment opportunities
\n\u2022 China Economist, J.P. Morgan Private Bank, 09\/2011-04\/2016
\n\u2023 Conduct original research on the macro conditions of major Asia-Pacific economies (including
\nJapan) with a focus on China
\n\u2023 Member of J.P. Morgan Private Bank\u2019s Asia Local Investment Committee (ALIC); provide
\nmacro research support to the firm\u2019s multi-asset class portfolio management team
\n\u2023 Publish regular research reports on the Chinese economy for J.P. Morgan Private Bank clients
\n\u2023 Speak in client events or to public media to elaborate the firm\u2019s views on global economy and
\ninvestment opportunities
\n\u2022 Assistant Professor, School of Economics, Peking University, 09\/2005-07\/2011
\n\u2023 Conduct empirical research and publish on Chinese economic activities and firm behaviours
\n\u2023 Teach Econometrics at both under-graduate and post-graduate levels
\n\u2023 Teach The Chinese Economy to both domestic and international students
\n\u2023 Invited as visiting lecturer to teach The Chinese Economy at Stanford University (Beijing
\nCampus) for three semesters from 2008 to 2011 and at Yale University (New Haven) in 2010
\n\u2023 Provide consulting services to the Beijing government (Bureau of Public Finance) in 2010
\n\u2022 Associate Instructor, Kelley School of Business, Indiana University, 09\/2000-06\/2005
\n\u2023 Teach Statistics and Business Economics to undergraduate students
\n\u2022 Intern Analyst, Ministry of Attorney General, British Columbia, Canada, 05\/1999-08\/1999
\n\u2023 Conduct empirical research on the economic and social conditions of new immigrants to
\nCanada
\nMedia Appearance
\nBloomberg TV, HK Cable TV, Channel NewsAsia, Financial Times, Wall Street Journal, China Daily, South
\nChina Morning Post, HK Economic Times, HK Economic Journal, iMoney, Assets<\/p>","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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