Pimco moves ETF manager to London

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Howard Chan will move to Pimco's London office in October as ETF product manager to help build its European offering.

Chan joined the company in 2009 as a product manager in the Global Product Management team. Prior to that he worked at Goldman Sachs in its Portfolio Solutions and Global Managers Strategies groups. In his new role, Chan will be leading the expansion of Pimco's European business, which has been developed in partnership with ETF provider Source. "He will work closely with Source as well as our internal portfolio management group and our operations and legal teams to build out the ETF offering," says Don Suskind, ETF product manager at Pimco in Newport Beach, California. "He has a ve...

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