Adia appoints new chief investment officer for private equity wing
The Abu Dhabi Investment Authority (Adia) on Wednesday named James Kester as its new chief investment officer to its private equity department. The government-owned sovereign wealth fund said Kester's appointment was effective immediately.
As chief investment officer, Kester will be responsible, together with members of the department's senior management team, for developing Adia's strategy in private equity and overseeing the activities of the private equity programme. "James has an excellent
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