MLIM cuts staff in Singapore

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SINGAPORE - Merrill Lynch Investment Managers (MLIM) has laid off 22 of the 30 employees in its Singapore group.

Four people will remain in the group’s regional research arm, while two fund managers will move to London and two will to Princeton, New Jersey. MLIM said the job cuts were part of a restructuri...

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