BlackRock's Head of APAC Private Credit Celia Yan to Leave Firm
BlackRock Inc. 's head of Asia Pacific private credit Celia Yan is leaving the firm, according to an internal memo seen by Bloomberg.
Hong Kong-based Yan has decided to pursue an an external opportunity, the internal memo showed. She will remain at the firm through the middle of June, ensuring an orderly transition of her responsibilities, which includes overseeing the firm's integration with HPS Investment Partners, the note showed.
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