Cameron Field Head of Charles River, APAC, Charles River Development (at time of writing) In his position as managing director of Charles River's Asia-Pacific operations, Cameron Field oversees the firm's business development, sales, marketing, technical support, and product implementation services in the region. Cameron joined Charles River in March 2000 with the charter to establish and grow the firm's European sales and marketing operations, and shortly thereafter was asked to expand his territory and assume the role of Managing Director Sales & Marketing for EMEA and Asia- Pacific. Prior to joining Charles River, Cameron worked in the Short Term Money Market at Macintosh Hamson Hoare Govett, Bankers Trust Australia and ANZ Treasury. He began in financial services with State Street Australia Ltd, followed by Princeton Financial Systems in Sydney and later in London. A graduate of the Royal Military College, Duntroon, Cameron holds a bachelor of business banking and finance from Monash University in Melbourne.
CAMERON FIELD | THURSDAY, 1 JAN 2009 Australia's superannuation funds are among the fastest growing in the world, having quadrupled to A$1.1 trillion of assets under management following more than a decade of compulsory contributions. While funds management has historically been handled ... Read more PAGE: 1 |
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