Campbell Lutyens appoints two principals in Hong Kong
Campbell Lutyens has appointed James Shipperlee and Don Yoon, both of whom are currently with the firm's fund placement team, as principals in its Hong Kong office.
The appointments are two of several promotions globally, according to a statement.
Shipperlee joined the firm in 2011 from Matrix Private Funds Group and focuses on its global practice. Yoon, who primarily concentrates on Korea, has worked with Campbell Lutyens since 2015. He has 16 years of experience in product development and investment banking with firms in Seoul, London and Hong Kong.
Campbell Lutyens has six offices globally. Three of its branches opened this year, including one launched last month in Singapore to support the firm’s Asian expansion agenda, along with offices in Chicago and Los Angeles.
Campbell Lutyens entered Asia in 2010 with the opening of its Hong Kong office. In addition to its capital raising and secondary advisory practices, the firm also helps managers with GP-led liquidity and fund restructuring transactions.
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