GIC hires J.P. Morgan's Khullar as a fund manager
Government of Singapore Investment Corp. (GIC) has hired Arjun Khullar from J.P. Morgan as a fund manager. Khullar has spent 16 years at the US investment bank, most recently as head of international listings in London. Prior to that, he was co-head of Asia equity capital markets, based in Singapore.
It has been reported that Khullar left J.P. Morgan two months ago and will start at GIC in about one month. He will once again be working out of Singapore. Khullar is expected to focus on GIC's public...
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