beazley to lead nikko am
Former Gartmore director Charles Beazley has been announced as the replacement for Nikko Asset Management’s chairman and CEO, Timothy McCarthy, who is retiring at the start of April.
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old mutual asset management hires
Old Mutual Asset Management, the US-based global asset management arm of Old Mutual, has appointed Olivier Lebleu as head of non-US distribution, for its international division.
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rbc wm continues expansion outside north america
RBC Wealth Management grows its London office as it its continues to expand outside its core markets of the US and Canada.
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former sri head takes a pop at henderson
Henderson’s former head of SRI, George Latham, has criticised the firm for its reduction of resources in the area, as he and his former team join boutique investment house WHEB Group.
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jupiter promotes petheram and gunn
Jupiter has promoted Rhys Petheram and Alastair Gunn to lead managers of the £252m Jupiter Distribution Fund, which they have worked on since July 2010.
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morgan leaves adam for new thomas
Harry Morgan, formerly head of investment management at Adam & Company is to spearhead the launch of an onshore private client business for Thomas Miller Investment, joining the firm in May.
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pictet takes on indian equity specialist
Pictet Asset Management has upped its focus on emerging markets with the hire of an India equity specialist.
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Adam co names new head of investments
Adam & Company has made a number of senior hires in its wealth management business.
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newton expands private client team
Newton has expanded its private client team with the appointment of Clare Huijnen as an investment manager, joining from HSBC Private Bank.
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clinch beefs up invesco perpetuals
Invesco Perpetual has appointed Simon Clinch as US equity fund manager, within its global equity team, reporting directly to Simon Laing head of US equities.
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Pickford moves to Ashburton asset allocation role
Derry Pickford has joined Ashburton’s asset allocation team.
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RBC WM strengthens private client team
RBC Wealth Management has named three new directors for its London-based private client team working with UK resident and non-resident HNWIs.
