Amy Chiang has joined U.S. direct lender and credit asset manager Golub Capital as managing director for Greater China and Southeast Asia, the firm said in a statement on Nov. 30.
In the newly created role, she is responsible for growing relationships with investors in Greater China and Southeast Asia. She will be based in the firm's newly opened Hong Kong office.
Golub Capital has more than $60 billion of invested capital including leverage. The opening of the Hong Kong office follows a recent expansion of an office in Seoul, South Korea, which included the hiring of Sean Chung as managing director.
The firm also has offices in New York, Chicago, Miami, San Francisco and London.
Chiang was most recently the head of Greater China and Southeast Asia at Cerberus Capital Management. Spokespeople for the firm did not respond to a query about her replacement.
