ESR-LOGOS Funds Management’s non-executive director steps down

Jeffrey David Perlman is promoted at Warburg Pincus.

After being promoted to growth investor company, Warburg Pincus, Jeffrey David Perlman will be resigning from his post as non-executive director of ESR-LOGOS Funds Management.

He is now the global president of Warburg Pincus, where his responsibilities and duties will increase, according to the bourse filing.

Perlman joined Warburg Pincus more than ten years ago and has been serving as the head of Southeast Asia and Asia-Pacific Real Estate.

He currently serves as the Chairman of ESR Group Limited and serves on the Board of Directors for firms including ESR Group Limited, BW Industrial Development JSC, MoMo, Storhub, Princeton Digital Group Limited, and others.

“As we continue to expand the firm and its offerings, preserving a culture where performance and collaboration go hand in hand will remain a top priority. I'm thrilled to be taking on this new challenge at a time when we are exceptionally well-positioned to do what we do best; build great companies and find new ways to deliver long-term value for our investors," said Perlman.

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