Maggie Jiang is currently SVP of Corporate Banking with Bank of China New York Branch,

her responsibilities include lending to corporations in cross border M&A, Project Finance,

and Structured Finance throughout U.S., Canada, Latin America and South America.

Ms. Jiang was formerly senior Director at Credit Suisse, an expert in structured finance

and primary debt capital market, where she helped facilitating public, private, or

syndicated transactions for various types of institutional investors. She covered large

frequent issuers, opportunistic hedge funds, financial intermediaries, start-ups, and one-

off special projects related to M&A. Her expertise spreads through a wide range of

spectrum: origination, structuring, risk assessment, funding, advisory, and internal credit

approval, for billions of assets. Prior to Credit Suisse, Ms. Jiang held various positions at

Barclays Capital, CitiGroup. She was China Market Committee Co-Chair for the

Structured Finance Industry Group and was part of the leadership team that published

the securitization whitepaper for the China market. She also spoke at several industry

conferences.

Ms. Jiang currently is a TCFA Board Director. She has been a long-time core member,

and has made valuable contributions in her role as executive team member, New York

Chapter Chair, former TCFA President, former President-Elect, and board member for

several terms.

Ms. Jiang has worked tirelessly to organize many key events that differentiate TCFA

from other organizations, and promote the TCFA brand and member loyalty. She

continuously brings in and maintains several large institutional relationships for strategic

alliance, e.g., she led Lunar New Year Celebration with Bloomberg Pan Asian Community

three years in a row, two China Bond Market Roundtable with S&P, and three career

panels at Rutgers University, etc.. Ms. Jiang is also a strong supporter of young students

and women in the work place.

Ms. Jiang also sits in the Audit Committee and serves on the board of The Family Center,

a non-profit organization based in Brooklyn, NYC, which helps less privileged new

Yorkers at times of family difficulties and stresses, facilitating aids treatment, mental

health clinic, and pro bono housing services, etc.