Fang joined J.P. Morgan in August 2001 as an investment banker in Hong Kong. He waspromoted to Managing Director in 2003 and was appointed co-head of China Investment Banking in 2005 and CEO of J.P. Morgan China in early 2007. Leveraging J.P. Morgan’s extensive services platform, Fang and his colleagues have established J.P. Morgan as one of the most respected and influential investment banks in China with leadership in product capabilities, client franchise and team strength. J.P. Morgan won the Asset Triple A “Best Foreign Investment Bank in China” awards as well as the “Best Deal in China” awards in both 2008 and 2009 consecutively.

Over the past years, Fang and team has provided some of the most complete and innovative financial solutions to the Chinese government agencies and key industry
leaders such as Ministry of Finance, China Development Bank, COSCO, Chalco, China Railway, China Overseas Land, Sinosteel, China Southern Airlines, and Shougang Group, amongst others.

Prior to J. P. Morgan, Fang was a Vice President at Beijing Enterprises Holdings, a HKlisted China state-owned investment holding conglomerate, responsible for finance, legal and corporate communications. He was also seconded for one year as CEO to an affiliated start-up company within Beijing Enterprises. Fang started his career in 1993 with Merrill Lynch as an investment banking associate in New York and subsequently was transferred to its Hong Kong office.

In March 2008, Fang was appointed by the Chinese Central Government, for a term of five years, to the Chinese People’s Political Consultative Conference ("CPPCC"), making him the only representative from the US financial services industry in the "Upper House" of China. Currently Fang also serves on CPPCC's Subcommittee for Social and Legal Affairs.

Fang has a Bachelor of Engineering degree from Tsinghua University, Beijing, and an MBA from Vanderbilt University, USA.