Reliance Capital hires Singapore CEO

Jun 28, 2009

IndiaÆs largest fund house begins to transform itself into an international player by hiring Shek Chee-Seng.

Reliance Capital has appointed Shek Chee-Seng as CEO of its newly established Reliance Asset Management (Singapore).

Shek reports to Mumbai-based Vikrant Gugnani, CEO and president of the firm's international business. He joins after serving as CEO at Citic Prudential Fund Management in China, where he set up operations from scratch -- a task he is now being asked to repeat. He has also worked in Singapore at HSBC Asset Management, ABN Amro Asset Management (now part of Fortis Investments, which in turn is being acquired by BNP Paribas), and Citibank Global Asset Management (which was sold to Legg Mason).

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