JP Morgan Private Bank replaces key fund selector
The firm’s head of investments for Asia, Adam Tejpaul, is returning to New York for a new role after seven years. Its global head of equities is being flown in to replace him.
One of the key decision-makers in the Asia fund selection team at JP Morgan Private Bank, Adam Tejpaul, is set to relocate back to the US, AsianInvestor can confirm.
Tejpaul, who has worked at the bank in various capacities and geographies for 17 years, will become JP Morgan’s deputy chief risk officer based in New York.
He will be replaced by Chris Blum, who is currently serving as global head of equities within the bank’s wealth management business based in New York. It is und…
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