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It will develop innovative new strategies where our clients are looking to allocate capital in their portfolios, and it will help us better respond to client demand for customized solutions.” He joined BlackRock in 2011 from Nomura Holdings Inc. Not just sovereign wealth funds, US, Canadian and European pensionfunds too.
On joining the alternative investment manager, she says: “I look forward to working alongside colleagues to deliver on growth equity investments for our clients and portfolio companies and build on the firm’s successful track record.” After graduating University of Toronto with a B.Sc. Prior to joining CPP , Ms.
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