CrossHarbor appoints ex-Citizens head as chairman
The move will allow the Boston-based alternative investment firm to grow its real estate investments as well as expand to 'new, complimentary business lines'.
ByEva Poon
22 January 2013•1 min read
The move will allow the Boston-based alternative investment firm to grow its real estate investments as well as expand to 'new, complimentary business lines'.
