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Mingtiandi Username One of Asia’s biggest investors leads Mingtiandi’s collection of people moves during the first days of the Ox Year, as Malaysia’s Employees Provident Fund names a new chief executive. Also picking out new leadership is Hong Kong’s RedBox Storage, and a top executive with a Hong Kong-listed mainland developer is exiting just three months after the IPO. Malaysia’s Employees Provident Fund will be under new leadership starting next month as Datuk Seri Amir Hamzah Azizanhas been named chief executive for the $230 billion vehicle effective 1 March. Chief EPF Officer (CEO) effective 1 March 2021. Amir Hamzah, who served most recently as head of Malaysian electrical utility Tenaga Nasional Berhad (TNB), will take over the helm of the EPF from Tunku Alizakri Alias, who has been leading the fund since August 2018. ....
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Updated 11:51 PM ET, Sun December 20, 2020 Hong Kong and London (CNN)In the dark small hours, two recurring nightmares terrorize the sleep of Eddie Chu. In the first, he is lost overseas and cannot get home to Hong Kong. In the second, the former lawmaker is day tripping with his nine-year-old daughter. The latter scenario might not sound nightmarish, but democracy activist Chu, 43, knows what it symbolizes: his dread of being separated from his daughter if he eventually goes to jail. The first embodies his other major fear: being exiled from Hong Kong. As a global pandemic brought life in many cities to a halt this year, the ground beneath Hong Kong shifted at an astonishing speed, courtesy of sweeping legislation imposed by Beijing in June that outlawed opposing China in any form, on any platform, anywhere in the world. ....