JPMorgan Executive Zili Shao Departs To Start New Distressed Debt Fund

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Zili Shao (pictured), J.P. Morgan’s vice chairman of Asia Pacific, has left the bank to start a new distressed debt investment firm to capitalize on an expected expansion of China’s non-performing loans.

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