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Societe Generale names head for Power, Utilities, & Infrastructure investments

Anoop Chaudhry will be based in Hong Kong.

Societe Generale has appointed Anoop Chaudhry as head of industry group, power, utilities and infrastructure, Asia Pacific, effective immediately.

Chaudhry is responsible for originating and executing investment banking activities across the Power, Utilities and Infrastructure (PUI) sectors in Asia Pacific.

These include mergers and acquisitions (M&As), Equity Capital Markets (ECM), equity private placements, and other investment banking financing solutions.

He will be based in Hong Kong. He reports to Stephanie Clement de Givry, head of Global Banking and Advisory for Asia Pacific; and functionally to Carl Bassili and Bruno Magnouat, global co-heads of Investment Banking.

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