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Swiss asset manager GAM has opened its second U.S. office in Miami to enhance its reach to international clients, particularly in North and Latin America. The office will be led by Alejandro Moreno, who has been with GAM since 2022, and will also feature Charissa Pal as Business Development Manager, bringing over 20 years of industry experience. This new location aims to strengthen GAM's collaboration with its New York office and other regional branches to cater to the growing demand from international customers.
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Swiss asset manager GAM expands presence with new Miami office
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