Allen & Overy has appointed a new India chairman and created a new managing partner role for the region in the wake of the retirement of former chair Alex Pease. London-based projects and structured finance partner Jonathan Brayne has been named chairman of the group, while Hong Kong-based capital markets partner Andrew Harrow has taken on the new role of India managing partner.Brayne and Harrow both take up initial two-year terms.
January 05, 2009 at 07:43 AM
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Allen & Overy (A&O) has appointed a new India chairman and created a new managing partner role for the region in the wake of the retirement of former chair Alex Pease.
London-based projects and structured finance partner Jonathan Brayne has been named chairman of the group, while Hong Kong-based capital markets partner Andrew Harrow has taken on the new role of India managing partner.
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