Carlyle promotes three Asia professionals to MD level
The Carlyle Group has named 13 new managing directors, including Hiroyuki Otsuka in Tokyo, Matthew Hunter in Sydney and Wayne Bannon in Hong Kong, as part of a raft of promotions that saw 41 professionals elevated to senior positions.
Otsuka, who re-joined Carlyle in 2006 from Lazard, works with the Japan buyout team and played a leading role in deals including Tsubaki Nakashima and Chimney. Hunter is part of the Australia buyout team...
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