Google Indonesia Head Henky Prihatna To Join Pe Firm Northstar
This is the second high profile executive Google has lost from its SEA team in the last couple of months. The post Northstar poaches Google Indonesia’s Henky Prihatna to push early-stage tech deals appeared first on DealStreetAsia.
After Indonesia, Grab Now Draws Up Major Investment Plans For Vietnam
The proposed investment is the latest example of a top-notch regional brand deepening its commitment to Vietnam, one of Asia's fastest growing economies. The post After Indonesia, Grab now draws up major investment plans for Vietnam appeared first on DealStreetAsia.
Kpmg Names Financial Services Head
The global consulting firm has named a new leader for its financial services division. : KPMG financial services management consulting head Daniel Knoll has been promoted to national industry leader for financial services. The role will see the former Barclays executive assume overall responsibility for the firm's wealth management, superannuation, insurance, banking, real estate and private equity advisory practices. Knoll joined KPMG in 2011 after around four and half years at Barclays, where he most recently served as director of retail and business banking for Western Europe, after earlier heading up global distribution and core retail banking.
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Global hedge fund assets under management have stayed close to flat for months now. That's one of the points made in the latest Eurekahedge report. As of July, the AUM is just a little under $2.3 trillion, or roughly where it has been since late last year. Although there haveRead More.
Exclusive: Ride-hailing Firm Grab Plans Major Investment In Vietnam - Top Executive
Singapore-based ride-hailing firm Grab is set to invest "several hundred million dollars" in Vietnam where the company sees its next major growth market, just weeks after it unveiled a $2 billion plan in Indonesia.
Exclusive: Ride-hailing Firm Grab Plans Major Investment In Vietnam - Top Executive
Singapore-based ride-hailing firm Grab is set to invest "several hundred million dollars" in Vietnam where the company sees its next major growth market, just weeks after it unveiled a $2 billion plan in Indonesia.
Regus-owner Iwg Targets Wework With Plan For PS3bn Us Float | Business News | Sky News
The tycoon who founded International Workplace Group (IWG), the world's largest shared office provider, is hatching a secret plot to spin off its US business into a separately listed company in New York. Sky News has learnt that Mark Dixon, IWG's chief executive, is in talks with investment banks about creating a standalone business that would become a publicly traded rival to WeWork, the US unicorn targeting a valuation of about $50bn when it floats in the coming weeks.
Libra Association Members Refuse To Public Support Facebook's Cryptocurrency Plan
Most of Facebook's key partners on its cryptocurrency project Libra are refusing to publicly support it. Since announcing Libra in June 2019, there has been intense regulatory pushback on the initiatives. Key backers like Mastercard, Uber, and PayPal are ignoring inquiries as to whether they are still committed to Libra. Business Insider reached out to the two-dozen-plus Libra Association members, and only two of them agreed to answer questions about their support. The lack of public support leaves Facebook isolated on the controversial project, and raises questions as to whether some partners may try to quietly drop out.
Third Point Builds Stake In Ray-ban Maker Essilorluxottica: Sources - Cna
REUTERS: Third Point LLC, the U.S. hedge fund that has pushed for changes at companies ranging from Nestle SA to Campbell Soup Co , has amassed a stake in Ray-Ban maker EssilorLuxottica SA , people familiar with the matter said on Sunday. Third Point, run by billionaire investor Daniel Loeb, is targeting EssilorLuxottica amid a power struggle inside the world's largest lenses and glasses manufacturer, following its formation last year through a 48 billion euro (US$53 billion) merger of France's Essilor and Italy's Luxottica.
The New Energy Economy? Peer-to-peer 'free Trade' In Energy
Shifting towards renewable power is leading to the accumulation of excess quantities energy. Soon those who generate their own power, such as by solar panels and wind turbines, could have control of where they distribute their excess energy.