In late November 2011, the "2011 Forex Market Summit Forum and Forex Industry Financial Awards Ceremony," hosted by the well-known Chinese financial media outlet Hexun.com, was held in Shanghai. KVB Kunlun International stood out from the competition to win the 2011 Best Chinese-Language Service Award.

As the only multinational enterprise providing high-end financial investment products and forex trading services to Chinese communities worldwide, KVB Kunlun International has wholly-owned companies and representative offices in international cities including Sydney and Melbourne in Australia, Auckland in New Zealand, Beijing and Hong Kong in China, and Toronto in Canada. Over the past decade, it has brought together financial professionals from 15 countries, integrated diverse cultures, and remained committed to providing more professional and more attentive innovative financial services to Chinese communities worldwide in their native language, earning a warm welcome from Chinese people across many countries.

Consistently placing customer needs first is a key reason KVB Kunlun International has earned recognition from the industry and investors and won this award. Creating a superior customer experience runs through every stage at KVB—from recruitment, training, and assessment, to product and trading platform development, sales services, and marketing activities. In 2012, KVB Kunlun International will continue to uphold this philosophy, helping Chinese communities worldwide manage their finances and build wealth through technology and innovation.

At this forum, renowned experts and scholars from the economic field gathered together, including Ding Yifan, researcher and deputy director of the Institute of World Development at the Development Research Center of the State Council; Zhou Chunsheng, professor of finance and economist at Cheung Kong Graduate School of Business; and Yuan Gangming, researcher at the Center for China in the World Economy. They discussed the U.S. dollar crisis, the euro's self-redemption, and the internationalization of the renminbi amid the current international political and economic landscape, providing forward-looking guidance for investors' 2012 investment strategies.