The International Justice Mission (IJM) recently lauded PLDT and Smart for expanding their arsenal against online sexual exploitation of children (OSEC).
Arrow Global Group plc ( Arrow , and together with its subsidiaries the Group ), a leading European alternative asset manager in non-performing, non-core and real estate assets, is pleased to announce that the Group s current Head of Investor Relations, Duncan Browne, has joined Arrow s newly formed Clients and Capital Formation Group as a Director.
Duncan has led Arrow s Investor Relations function since 2017 and played a key role in the successful €1.7 billion fundraise for Arrow Credit Opportunities I. His deep knowledge of the Group s operations will be a valuable addition to the Clients and Capital Formation Group. Duncan s appointment follows the recent hire of Kamran Anwar as Global Head of the Clients and Capital Formation Group. Duncan will work closely with Kamran and Zach Lewy, Group CIO and CEO of Fund Management, as Arrow continues to broaden its investor relationships and grow the Group s funds under management towards its €10.0 billion target.
Established in 2005, Arrow Global is a European investor and alternative asset manager specialising in non-performing and non-core assets. We identify, acquire and manage secured and unsecured loan and real estate portfolios from and on behalf of financial institutions, such as banks, institutional fund investors and specialist lenders.
We play an active role in helping financial institutions reduce their balance sheets and recapitalise in order to increase mainstream lending. By purchasing and managing non-performing loans and other non-core assets, we provide valuable capital and expertise to a growing European market. We are a regulated business in all five of our European markets.
Published February 12, 2021, 8:00 AM
The digital economy plays a key role in the Philippines’ economic recovery from the coronavirus pandemic, says Cielito Habito, Chairman of Brain Trust: Knowledge & Options for Sustainable Development, Inc. At a recent economic briefing of the Management Association of the Philippines (MAP), the former socioeconomic planning chief pointed out that digital economy is the only major sector to see growth during the public health crisis other than agriculture and banking.
“COVID-19 simply sped up what many believed to be the natural and inevitable direction of business and the economy well before the pandemic hit. Artificial intelligence, the internet of things, and blockchain usher in completely new ways of producing, processing, marketing, transporting, buying, and consuming products and services,” he said.