BlackRock announced on the 13th that it has appointed Chen Huilan as head of the Asia-Pacific region, and at the same time appointed Andrew Landman and Hiroyuki Shimizu as deputy heads of the Asia-Pacific region, effective immediately. Chen Huilan will replace Rachel Lord, who will be relocated to London to serve as BlackRock's head of international business. Chen Huilan will be based in Hong Kong, responsible for leading the Asia-Pacific region's business, and managing the overall development of various businesses, clients, investment teams, and operational platforms, providing investment solutions such as active investment, index investment, ETF products, alternative investment, and technology solutions to wealth and institutional investors.
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BlackRock executive changes: Appointed Chen Huilan as head of Asia Pacific
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