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Standard Chartered has appointed Peter Burnett as its regional head of corporate finance for North East Asia. In this newly created role, he will be responsible for the growth and direction of the bank's NEA corporate finance business.

Burnett will be based in Hong Kong and joins Standard Chartered from UBS where he was chairman of global capital markets for Asia

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