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BBH increases Asia sec lending presence

02 March 2010

BBH has assigned two key staff to its Hong Kong office.

Read more: [BBH Robert Lees Richard Meek Hong Kong]

Brown Brothers Harriman (BBH) has assigned Robert Lees and Richard Meek to the Hong Kong office, assuming the respective roles of head of Securities Lending Trading and head of Securities...
 

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