US asset manager PineBridge has announced the appointment of new leadership for its Asia ex-Japan fixed income unit.
PineBridge appoints Omar Slim and Andy Suen as co-heads of Asia ex-Japan fixed income, according to a statement, effective immediately. In their new role, Slim and Suen report to LA-based global head of credit and fixed income Steven Oh.
The appointments are part of the firm’s transition plans following the retirement of current head of Asia ex-Japan fixed income and emerging markets co-head Arthur Lau in June this year.
Fixed Income Experience
Slim has 20 years of industry experience and joined PineBridge in 2013. He is currently a managing director responsible for managing strategies investing in Asian credit, rates, and FX markets.
Suen has 15 years of industry experience and joined PineBridge in 2012. He is currently a senior vice president responsible for the management of Asia credit strategies while leading a team of research analysts focused on regional issuers and trends.
PineBridge’s Asia fixed income team has been investing in the region since 1998 and manages over $13.8 billion in assets, as of 30 September 2022.
