Bovingdon succeeds Macrae at Aberdeen

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6 March 2008
| By Mike Taylor |

Aberdeen Asset Management has a new chief executive officer in Australia.

Bill Bovingdon, the head of Australian fixed income, will succeed Charlie Macrae, who is returning to London.

Bovingdon will continue to head up Australian fixed income.

He will take up his new role from March 31.

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