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New CFO for ING NZ
Thursday 11th of June 2009
Patrick Dwyer is the new CFO for all of ING NZ’s business divisions; managed funds, insurance and real estate. He is currently CFO of ING Korea.
Dwyer has been with the ING group for 20 years, and has extensive knowledge of worldwide insurance and funds management markets, with significant working experience in the Asia Pacific region. As CFO for Korea, Dwyer has been responsible...
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