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GOING PLACES
- HSBC Asset Management appoints Michael Cross as global fixed income CIO
- J.P. Morgan Asset Management names Andrew Creber as CEO for Australia and New Zealand
- State Street hires Taro Kuryuzawa from Deloitte as country head for Japan
- Schroders’ Asia Pacific co-head Chris Durack to leave firm, Susan Soh will be sole chief
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BlackRock Real Assets buys stake in Korean solar firm
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Goh Thean Eu
- Asia
- Global
- Korea
Asset management giant BlackRock Inc’s real estate and infrastructure investment arm BlackRock Real Assets is buying an unspecified stake in South Korean solar energy producer Brite Energy Partners, to be paid with a capital infusion of over...
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