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| | ... Quarter Tower, marking its 13 th office globally and its fifth in Asia Pacific. It already has a presence in Tokyo, Singapore, Seoul, and Beijing. The investment manager has about US$52 billion in assets under management across primary, secondary, growth ... |
| | | ... confident that we are positioned to continue growing the firm's client base and presence throughout the region." Meanwhile, Seoul-based Jayme Han will join Pretium as its managing director for Asia, heading up a new office there also. Over the last ... |
| | | ... first detected late last year." South Korea's Early Coronavirus Wins Dim After Rash of New Cases (Wall Street Journal) "SEOUL -- South Korea, which largely succeeded in quelling the initial spread of the coronavirus, is back on the defensive, with ... |
| | | ... head of the Australian and then Pan Asian equities desks for JPMorgan in Europe before becoming head of distribution in Seoul where he ran the equities trading and stockbroking businesses, according to Pendal. In October, Rebecca Fesq left as Pendal's ... |
| | | ... and manage their accounts through personalised education and insights. Last month, IFM Investors opened a new office in Seoul and appointed a client relationship director. The Seoul office is led by Kelly Ki Jeong Lee. IFM chief executive Brett Himbury ... |
| | | IFM Investors has opened a new office in Seoul and appointed a client relationship director. The Seoul office will be led by Kelly Ki Jeong Lee. IFM chief executive Brett Himbury said he was "pleased to appoint an executive of Lee's experience and standing. ... |
| | | ... marketplace recently launched in Sydney, complementing its existing Asia-Pacific operations in Bangalore, Beijing, Hong Kong, Seoul, Singapore and Tokyo. CME Group is led by Simon Raybould, who was previously a non-executive director at CME Europe and ... |
| | | ... Liffe and MF Global. The Sydney office complements CME's existing Asia-Pacific operations in Bangalore, Beijing, Hong Kong, Seoul, Singapore and Tokyo. CME chief executive Terry Duffy said having a foothold in Sydney "puts us in a better position to ... |
| | | ... highly concerned. New York Times bureau chief in South Korea, Choe Sang-Hun, had this to say when asked about the mood in Seoul given the latest threats: "Oh, people here are very calm and you know, you don't have a crisis here. If you stop people here ... |
| | | ... financial markets - VIX up, equities down and bond yields lower. This was what I scribbled at the time: On his visit to Seoul, the US vice-president warned that: "The era of strategic patience is over. President Trump has made it clear that the patience ... |
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