Wei Christianson is a Managing Director and Morgan Stanley’s China CEO as of May 2006.

Prior to that, Wei Christianson was a Managing Director and Chairman of China, Citigroup Global Markets (Asia) Ltd., where she was responsible for the securities and

investment banking businesses in China.

Before joining Citigroup, she held a similar position with Credit Suisse First Boston, as a

Managing Director, Chairman and Country Manager. Ms. Christianson joined Credit Suisse First Boston from Morgan Stanley, where she was an Executive Director, Beijing Chief Representative, and a senior team member of Morgan Stanley's Resources, Power and Transportation Group.

Since joining Morgan Stanley in 1998, and with her subsequent assignments at other firms,

Ms. Christianson has been involved in and led the executions of many of landmark

privatizations critical to China's corporatization and economic liberalization process,

involving the often complex restructuring and then initial public offerings (IPO) of state-owned

enterprises in New York, London and Hong Kong. These include China Life,Sinopec, Chalco, Sinotrans and China Oilfield Services Ltd. She has also led the execution of several significant M&A transactions by overseas listed Chinese companies.

In the early nineties, prior to joining Morgan Stanley, Ms. Christianson was an Associate

Director of Corporate Finance Department at the Hong Kong Securities and Futures

Commission (SFC). While at the SFC, she helped formulate the rules and regulations of the local securities market in preparation for the public listing in Hong Kong of the first group of Mainland Chinese companies in 1993. Before relocating to Hong Kong for this assignment, Ms. Christianson was a lawyer in New York with Orrik, Herrington and Sutcliffe, where she specialized in U.S. securities transactions, including the public listing and private placement of U.S. equities and bonds.