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Pictet hires Junjie Watkins as Asia ex-Japan CEO
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Geneva-based Pictet Asset Management has hired Junjie Watkins as chief executive officer for Asia ex-Japan, filling a position that’s been vacant since November 2018.
Ms. Watkins joins the company from the Asian subsidiary of US asset manage...
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