Equity for US Financial Firms in China Markets

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April 3, 2012

SIFMA provides comments to U.S. Ambassador to China Gary Locke in advance of this year’s Strategic and Economic Dialogue with China (S&ED) to express SIFMA’s continued concern over the inability of U.S. financial services firms to engage in China on a level playing field.  As Chinese financial institutions expand abroad, U.S. financial institutions face an uphill struggle in China. SIFMA believes a continued and coordinated Administration strategy is critical if U.S. financial services firms are to achieve a level playing field and increased opportunities in China.

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