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Pacific Alliance Real Estate boosts Shanghai team

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The property arm of alternative-asset manager Pacific Alliance has poached Wei Song from Equity International.

Wei Song has joined Pacific Alliance Real Estate, part of Hong Kong-based alternative-investment manager Pacific Alliance Group, as a managing director in Shanghai.

Reporting to Patrick Boot, managing director at Pacific Alliance Real Estate in Shanghai, Wei will focus on developing the group's property footprint in Greater China.

Chris Gradel, managing partner at Pacific Alliance Group, says Wei's arrival will allow the firm to capitalise in particular on opportunities in residential and retail development,

Before the move last month, Wei was senior vice-presiden...

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