Brooks Macdonald shakes up senior team
A former Schroders’ man has joined Brooks Macdonald amid sweeping changes to its senior team as it eyes further expansion for its investment team.
A former Schroders’ man has joined Brooks Macdonald amid sweeping changes to its senior team as it eyes further expansion for its investment team.
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Brooks Macdonald has strengthened its Hampshire-based investment team with the appointment of Jennifer Carter and Johnathon Rivers as investment managers, while reiterating its bearish stance on UK domestic stocks.
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Funds under management soared 26% at Brooks Macdonald over the last year, with the wealth manager selling off its property management business.
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Brooks Macdonald has hired Ben Chandler as an investment manager in its Guernsey office.
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Brooks Macdonald has expanded its footprint in Wales with the opening of a new office in Cardiff, headed by former Brewin Dolphin man and professional rugby player, Andrew Lewis.
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The hype around passive products has never been more intense, but Brooks Macdonald Asset Management’s Jon Gumpel warns that there could be danger ahead for passive investors.
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Brooks Macdonald’s funds under management grew closer to £10bn in the first three months of 2017 signalling a strong start for its new chief executive, Caroline Connellan.
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Brooks Macdonald’s co-founder has stepped down as chief executive as he hands over to ex-HSBC Premier head Caroline Connellan.
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While Q1 2017 was “generally positive for most asset classes,” Brooks Macdonald warned a full recovery in UK business investment is unlikely.
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Investors risk being lulled into a false sense of security in the current low-volatility environment, according to Brooks Macdonald’s Dr Niall O’Connor.
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Brooks Macdonald saw a 19% growth in discretionary FUM, and a 49% rise in pre-tax profits for the second half of 2016; benefiting from renewed focus on services for HNW clients and changes to the pension landscape.
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Wealth manager Brooks Macdonald announced it plans to expand its UK footprint by making a push into the Welsh marketplace.
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