(Reuters) - The former chairman of the Swiss National Bank Philipp Hildebrand, who quit in a currency trading scandal in January, is joining BlackRock as vice-chairman in October, the U.S. fund manager said on Wednesday.
(Reuters) - The former chairman of the Swiss National Bank Philipp Hildebrand, who quit in a currency trading scandal in January, is joining BlackRock as vice-chairman in October, the U.S. fund manager said on Wednesday. Hildebrand will be based in London and will report directly to Laurence Fink, chairman and chief executive officer at BlackRock. Hildebrande will oversee the firm's largest institutional client relationships in Europe, Middle East, Africa and Asia Pacific, BlackRock spokesman Brian Beades said in a email. ...
The former chairman of the Swiss National Bank Philipp Hildebrand, who quit in a currency trading scandal in January, is joining BlackRock as vice-chairman in October, the U.S. fund manager said on Wednesday. ...
(Reuters) - Philipp Hildebrand, who quit as chairman of the Swiss central bank in January over a currency trading scandal, is to join BlackRock , the world's largest money manager, in a high-profile role. Based in London, Hildebrand will report to Laurence Fink, BlackRock's chairman and CEO, and will oversee the firm's largest institutional client relationships in Europe, the Middle East, Africa and Asia Pacific from October, the U.S. fund manager said. ...
(Reuters) - Philipp Hildebrand, who quit as chairman of the Swiss central bank in January over a currency trading scandal, is to join BlackRock , the world's largest money manager, in a high-profile role.
Philipp Hildebrand, who quit as chairman of the Swiss central bank in January over a currency trading scandal, is to join BlackRock , the world's largest money manager, in a high-profile role. Based in ...
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Swiss National Bank Chairman Philipp Hildebrand said on Saturday he would do all that is necessary to maintain a ceiling on the Swiss franc, but declined to provide further details.
The Swiss central bank highlighted concerns over the strengthening Swiss franc, which soared on Thursday to an all-time high against the euro amid the European debt crisis."The SNB is concerned about exchange rate developments," said Philipp Hildebrand, chairman of the Swiss National Bank, after announcing that the bank was keeping its key interest rate and 2011 growth forecast unchanged.Shortly after his remarks, the franc hit an all-time high against the euro, breaking through the psychological barrier of 1.20 francs to trade at 1.1956 francs against the euro.