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Veteran Harvey set for Credit Suisse return

Date: 19 Jan 2010

The firm has appointed its former investment banking head Neil Harvey as managing director in charge of Asia-Pacific and emerging markets globally for its asset management business, effective from February 1.

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Leigh Powell

Credit Suisse announced tonight (January 19) that its ex-investment banking head Neil Harvey was set for a return to the firm to help run its asset management business out of Hong Kong.

Harvey has been appointed managing director in charge of Asia-Pacific and emerging markets globally for Credit Suisse Asset Management, effective from February 1.

He takes over from Salman Shoaib, who led the regional asset management business for 18 months. Shoaib will become the bank’s head of corporate development for Asia-Pacific, based...

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