Eastspring Investments has named former Fidelity International executive Rajeev Mittal as its new CEO, marking a key leadership change at the US$256 billion asset manager. Based in Singapore, Mittal will assume the role on 1st July and report to Anil Wadhwani, CEO of Prudential, the parent company of Eastspring, according to a company statement. Mittal will replace Bill Maldonado, who…
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