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Fi Dinh joins MUFG from Citi


05 January 2023 Singapore
Reporter: Lucy Carter

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MUFG Investor Services (MUFG) has named Fi Dinh as head of fund finance for APAC.

In the role, she will be responsible for growing the fund financing business in the region and supporting the global asset servicing and fund administration arm of the company.

Dinh has more than a decade of experience in the financial services industry, beginning her career at Barclays and serving in a number of roles, including relationship director for private equity and director at the financial institutions group.

During her time as a director at IMG, Dinh was responsible for setting up the company’s fund finance and insurance finance business for APAC, based in Singapore. She joins MUFG from Citi, where she was director of fund finance for APAC.

Dinh says: “MUFG’s track record for maintaining a high client retention rate is a testament to our dedication to our clients. Combined with MUFG being one of the largest and most stable financial institutions in the world. This is a winning formula in helping our clients accelerate growth in an increasingly competitive marketplace. I am thrilled to be a part of the team.”

John Sergides, CEO of MUFG, comments: “Fi brings extensive experience across a wide range of fund financing roles which will be key to advancing our APAC growth strategy. As the industry experiences a liquidity squeeze, banks across the globe are scaling down the fund financing space due to capital constraints. Given we have a strong and stable balance sheet, we’re committed to supporting fund financing needs across the broader alternatives market.”
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