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As China's financial environment changes, Ping An has replaced two executive directors to bring a new dynamism to the management team.

Di He is stepping down after 22 years at the Swiss bank’s China securities firm; Eugene Qian and Ken Chen are taking on new roles.

Thanks to the track record of its founding team, INCE Capital has raised more than $350 million for the hard cap of its debut fund.

The jump by the Indonesian ride-hailing unicorn’s co-founder and CEO into politics may upset investors. Nadiem Makarim's timing is inopportune given that Gojek is mid-fundraise for its domestic and international operations.

A series of promotions will strengthen the firm’s asset management operations around the world.

The veteran entrepreneur and investor joins in the firm's second major appointment in less than a month.

The Hong Kong-based gaming hardware company plans a global expansion of its payments arm. Lim, who has held executive positions at GIC, MAS and within the Singaporean civil service, could prove a useful ally.

Zhenyi Tang, who has prior experience at CLSA and China's Ministry of Finance, will join Credit Suisse later this month.

The replacement comes as Citic Securities curtails the broker's independence and amid a slew of other senior promotions including Andrew Hartley, Shaun Cochran and Andrew Norman.