Global investor services group IQ-EQ has named senior leaders in Singapore and Japan as part of its strategy to drive expansion in Asia. In another development, the Quadria Group has appointed Rahul Agarwal as a partner at HealthQuad.
IQ-EQ names senior leaders in Singapore and Japan
Global investor services group IQ-EQ has named senior leaders in Singapore and Japan as part of its strategy to drive expansion in Asia, according to an announcement.
The firm appointed Divya Doshi as Managing Director of Sales for Asia and the Middle East and Koji Ikeda as Managing Director for Japan. Doshi, who is based in Singapore will focus on expanding IQ-EQ’s relationships with family offices, institutions, and sovereign wealth funds.
In Japan, Ikeda will lead market operations with a mandate to strengthen the firm’s footprint and support clients with cross-border investment needs.
The dual appointments reflect IQ-EQ’s efforts to double Asia revenue by 2028, backed by investments in technology, regulatory capabilities, and geographic reach, per the announcement.
“Asia is a cornerstone of IQ-EQ’s global growth strategy – the appointments of Divya and Koji reflect our deep commitment to the region,” said Sridhar Nagarajan, Regional CEO, Asia, Middle East, and Africa, at IQ-EQ.
Rahul Agarwal joins HealthQuad as partner
Healthcare-focused private equity firm Quadria Group on Tuesday announced that it has appointed Rahul Agarwal as partner at HealthQuad, a healthcare-focused growth venture capital platform.
Agarwal joins HealthQuad following a long tenure at Quadria Capital, where he most recently served as Managing Director, Quadria said in a statement. At Quadria, Rahul spent over 13 years playing a pivotal role in investments, scaling portfolio companies, fundraising, and delivering successful exits, it added.
In his new role, Rahul will help shape and drive the future fund strategy of HealthQuad and will step in to lead the investment team and committee, the majority of whom have been instrumental in driving the success of HealthQuad Fund I and Fund II, the statement added.
The appointment of Agarwal comes at a strategic time for HealthQuad, which recently announced the launch of HealthQuad Fund III, targeting a raise of up to $300 million (including a greenshoe of $100 million).
