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Lombard Odier names Asia head of business development

By Joseph Marsh | 16 March 2010
Keywords: lombard odier | emmanuel roulin | hedge funds

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Emmanuel Roulin has moved from Geneva to Hong Kong to fill a new post for the firm's asset-management division.

Swiss firm Lombard Odier has bolstered its asset-management business in Asia with the relocation of Emmanuel Roulin to Hong Kong, and it plans to hire at least two sales and marketing executives to support him.

In a newly created post, Roulin will run the business development and institutional client relationship management activities of Lombard Odier Investment Managers and Lombard Odier Funds for the Asia-Pacific region.

He relocated from Geneva, where he headed the sales and marketing activities for the firm's institutional asset-management client relationships...

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