Hines appoints Amit Diwan APAC Middle East head
Analysis based on 6 articles · First reported Jul 21, 2026 · Last updated Jul 21, 2026
The appointment signals Hines' strategic focus on Asia Pacific and the Middle East for growth, potentially boosting investor confidence in the firm's regional capabilities. The leadership transition is unlikely to cause significant market disruption, but may enhance Hines' competitive position in these markets.
Hines, a global real assets investment manager, has appointed Amit Diwan as Head of Asia Pacific and the Middle East, effective July 2026. Diwan, previously Head of India, will lead the firm's expansion across these regions, identified as key growth engines. Jon Tanaka transitions from Head of Asia Pacific to Senior Managing Director for strategic projects in Japan and Korea. The leadership change aims to enhance coordination and execution as client needs become more regional and cross-border. Hines operates in six APAC countries and has a growing Middle East presence, including a Dubai office opened in 2020 and a planned Riyadh office in 2026. The firm manages $91.7 billion in assets globally.
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