Jing Sima
Chief Strategist,
基軸マクロ
基軸マクロ
Jing Sima helps investors navigate China's economic policy landscape and identify investment opportunities amid structural shifts in the world's second-largest economy.
Her work focuses on translating complex policy developments and business cycles into clear portfolio implications for clients managing China exposure. As BCA's Chief China Strategist, Jing advises clients on how to position portfolios around major policy shifts, regulatory changes, and turning points in China's business cycles. She develops scenario-based frameworks that assess risks and opportunities across sectors and asset classes.
Before joining BCA, Jing was a Consultant at CS Global Strategies, where she helped institutional clients navigate China's evolving economic and industry policy landscape. Previously, she was a Senior Economist at The Conference Board, where she led emerging markets research and built analytical frameworks for identifying cyclical turning points in China's economy.
Jing holds an MBA in Finance and Investment from Baruch College, City University of New York, and a BA in Economics from the Capital University of Economics and Business in Beijing.
Her work focuses on translating complex policy developments and business cycles into clear portfolio implications for clients managing China exposure. As BCA's Chief China Strategist, Jing advises clients on how to position portfolios around major policy shifts, regulatory changes, and turning points in China's business cycles. She develops scenario-based frameworks that assess risks and opportunities across sectors and asset classes.
Before joining BCA, Jing was a Consultant at CS Global Strategies, where she helped institutional clients navigate China's evolving economic and industry policy landscape. Previously, she was a Senior Economist at The Conference Board, where she led emerging markets research and built analytical frameworks for identifying cyclical turning points in China's economy.
Jing holds an MBA in Finance and Investment from Baruch College, City University of New York, and a BA in Economics from the Capital University of Economics and Business in Beijing.
