Machin Joins Serendipity Capital Board After Quitting CPPIB
- Machin resigned as CEO of Canadian pension giant after rebuke
- Serendipity founded by former Credit Suisse banker Jesudason
Mark Machin.
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Mark Machin, who earlier this year resigned as the head of Canada Pension Plan Investment Board after defying the government’s international travel guidance, will join the board of Singapore investment firm Serendipity Capital.
He will start as a non-executive director on Aug. 1, according to a press release. Serendipity Capital, founded by former Credit Suisse Group AG banker Rob Jesudason, is valued at about $300 million and focused on artificial intelligence, quantum computing and the climate.