momentum hires brown
Momentum Global Investment Management has appointed Graeme Brown as business development executive focusing on distribution and business development within the intermediary and wealth management space.
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blackrock loses faith in lyttleton
Mark Lyttleton is to stand down as the long-time manager of the BlackRock UK Fund, culminating what has been a tough few years for Lyttleton and his investment management reputation.
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veritas boosts global team
Veritas Asset Management has appointed Ramesh Narayanaswamy, formerly at Fidelity, as global industrials analyst to work across its global strategies.
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senior quilter figures to lead gam
GAM has announced two new recruits to head up its UK discretionary fund management service for IFAs looking to outsource their investment decisions.
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muzinich boosts high yield team
Muzinich & Co has hired Mike McEachern as a senior investment manager in its high yield team, joining from US-based Seix Investment Advisers.
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Mike Pinggera resigns from Insight
Mike Pinggera has left Insight Investment with immediate effect.
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brewin dolphin promotes exeter
Brewin Dolphin has appointed a new head for its Exeter Office, Tim Walker, as the former head Richard Pike steps back to concentrate on his work for the groups charity team.
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sale fails to dampen quilter expansion
Wealth Manager Quilter has expanded its investment management team with the appointment of Oliver Stainer, who was previously at Towry.
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Gerardine Davies joins BNP Paribas
Gerardine Davies has joined BNP Paribas Real Estate as the firm targets UK business growth.
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newton expands global
Newton has appointed Sebastien Poulin as a high yield analyst in its global fixed income team, joining from Standard & Poor’s.
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jupiter replaces de fonclare on glbl managed fund
Gregory Herbert has replaced Cédric de Fonclare as manager of the European portfolio on Jupiter’s Global Managed Fund.
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FandC cuts jobs
Jason Hollands, head of corporate affairs, and the four strong press communications team at F&C have been told their jobs are at risk as part of its continuing cost-cutting measures.