The Growing and Evolving Gold Retail Investment Market in China - Cheng, World Gold Council
Wednesday, October 31, 2012
Even with an uncertain global economic recovery, China’s gold market remains resilient and promising, as Albert Cheng, Managing Director, Far East, World Gold Council, reports.
Albert L. H. Cheng,
Managing Director, Far
East, World Gold Council
Albert Cheng joined
the World Gold Council,
Singapore regional office in
March 1993 as a Regional Manager, Planning
and Business Development, Far East, becoming
Managing Director, Far East in 2003 with
responsibility for operations in the entire region.
Prior to his many years in gold marketing,
he was with Dentsu, Young and Rubicam,
Hong Kong in the early 80’s, where he was
responsible for a number of popular and
durable consumer products. He was Account
Director when he left.
His career in gold marketing began in July,
1985 when he joined the Royal Canadian Mint
as the Regional Manager in charge of sales &
marketing in the Asia Pacific region.
Mr. Cheng is widely consulted on the
development of the gold markets in Asia
throughout the past 27 years with both the
Royal Canadian Mint and World Gold Council.
He is one of the international advisors of the
Shanghai Gold Exchange.
A graduate of the Chinese University
of Hong Kong, Mr. Cheng holds a degree
in Business Ad
