Albert Lee to head Merrill's Taiwan office

In the newly created position, Mr. Lee will be responsible for expanding the investment bank's business in Taiwan.
AUG 28, 2007
By  Bloomberg
Merrill Lynch & Co. Inc. has appointed Albert Lee as its chief executive and chairman of operations in Taiwan. In a newly created position, Mr. Lee will be responsible for expanding the investment bank's business in Taiwan, according to news reports. Mr. Lee will move from Hong Kong to Taiwan, where he is now a managing director at Merrill Lynch's private banking division. The appointment comes one day after the New York-based investment bank selected Rahul Malhotra to head its India private banking arm and run its network of private bankers in the Asia-Pacific region outside of Japan.

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