Sun Life Appoints Benjamin Deng as President, Asia Asset Management
Sun Life Appoints Benjamin Deng as President, Asia Asset Management
In this newly created role, Benjamin will lead Sun Life's asset management function to support the growth of Sun Life's insurance and asset management businesses in
Benjamin will join Sun Life's Asia Executive Team and will report directly to
He joins Sun Life from
Sun Life is a top 25 asset manager globally with
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