Premier Glendon leaves for new role at Janus
Alan Glendon is joining Janus Capital International as UK financial institutions sales director for the EMEA region as part of the firm’s push into that sector of the market.
Alan Glendon is joining Janus Capital International as UK financial institutions sales director for the EMEA region as part of the firm’s push into that sector of the market.
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Christina Sinclair, acting director of retail at the FCA is leaving the regulator to take on a new compliance role at Barclays.
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Coutts has appointed Mark McFarland as global chief economist and executive director, a newly-created role.
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Thesis Asset Management's latest hires are a continuation of ambitious expansion plans given it has already sailed through its target of £5bn in AUM by September this year.
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Ex Eden Financial principal and founder Stephen Massey has been appointed head of UK wealth management at the firm’s parent Canaccord Genuity Wealth Management.
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Fund ratings agency Morningstar OBSR has put Aviva Investors’ Global High Yield Bond Fund under review after its lead fund manager Joshua Rank resigned from the firm.
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The daughter of Edouard Carmignac, co-founder of Carmignac Gestion, has been promoted to managing director of the group’s UK office.
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Rob Thorpe, former head of UK retail at Cazenove Capital has taken up the role of head of retail at Sarasin & Partners, bringing with him Cazenove colleagues Tom Hanafin and Paul Pugh.
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Fadi Zaher has been appointed head of bonds and currencies at Kleinwort Benson as the firm looks to strengthen its client proposition and enhance its core offering.
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Standard Life has hired Neil Odom-Haslett as head of commercial real estate lending as it becomes the latest firm to announce a push into the real estate debt space.
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Nicholas Melhuish has been hired as head of global equity at Amundi as part of the firm’s drive to further develop its capabilities in the sector.
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Canadian Mark Carney has today started as the first non-British governor of the Bank of England in its 319-year history, as he bids to turn the country’s fledgling recovery into something more substantial.
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