Carl Walter is an independent consultant and banking veteran,providing strategic consulting advice to various countries and financial institutions. He has worked in China's financial sector for over 20 years, actively participating in many of the country's financial reforms. Walter served as JP Morgan’s China Chief Operating Officer as well as CEO of its China banking subsidiary. He helped build one of the most successful and profitable domestic security, risk and currency trading operations for JPMorgan. He was also a member of senior management at China International Capital Corporation, China's first and most successful investment underwritings for major Chinese corporations. Previously, Walter was a visiting scholar and an adjunct professor at the Freeman Spogli Institute of Stanford University in 2012. He was the co-author of "Red Capitalism" and "Privatizing China," both contributing to the government's policy debate. He has also contributed articles to publications including Caijing, the Wall Street Journal and the China Quarterly.
EARLY CAREER
He was Managing Director and Chief Administrative Officer of China International Capital Corporation.
He was Vice President and Head of Asian Credit Management and Research of Credit Suisse First Boston in Singapore.
At Morgan Stanley, he supported a number of groundbreaking domestic and international stock and bond underwritings for major Chinese corporations.
He concurrently served as Director and Head of China Investment Banking in Beijing.
He served in various capacities, including Vice President and General Manager of the Taipei Branch of Chemical Bank.