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Vanguard appoints head of new China office

Investment giant's new wholly-owned Chinese subsidiary opens its doors today

Setting sail for China: the index-funds giant is named after HMS Vanguard, Nelson's flagship
Setting sail for China: the index-funds giant is named after HMS Vanguard, Nelson's flagship Photo: Alamy

Vanguard, the low-cost investing giant, has named the head of its new wholly-owned China subsidiary, which formally launched today.

Clare Zhao, who has been the firm's Hong Kong-based head of China institutional business, takes over as general manager of the new Shanghai operation, which was green-lit by Chinese regulators back in November. Charles Lin, Vanguard's Hong Kong-based head of China, will act as the "legal representative" for the Shanghai office.

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