Carter’s Chinese legacy

Most chairmen in the last few months of their tenure might be forgiven for winding down their workload and brushing up on their golf swings.

Most chairmen in the last few months of their tenure might be forgiven for winding down their workload and brushing up on their golf swings.

Not so State Street’s 60-year-old Marshall “Marsh” Carter, who has cemented a two-year relationship with China’s largest bank by signing a groundbreaking asset management deal.

Looking to the huge future potential of the Chinese investment market, State Street is allying with the Industrial&Commercial Bank of China. Under the deal ICBC is appointing State Street as its external asset manager and will also provide support and advice to the US bank on breaking into the Chinese investment market.

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