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Back to November 2021
A new start
By
Hui Ching-hoo
- Asia
- Global
As abrdn, a storied asset manager focuses on digital, China and ESG
On the eve of its 30th anniversary in Asia next year, abrdn, formerly known as Aberdeen Standard, is embarking on a new chapter of its storied history in the region. Only two individuals have led the firm over the past 29 years, with René Bu...
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