JPMorgan Chase told to pay $1bn in China fund expansion plans - reports

Set to purchase remainder of China International Fund Management

Mike Sheen
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JPMorgan Chase will need to pay at least $1bn to proceed with the buyout of the remaining share of its Chinese mutual fund business, according to a Shanghai United Assets and Equity Exchange statement yesterday (25 August).

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