Arbuthnot Latham loses investment director to Quilter Cheviot
Arbuthnot Latham investment manager Mats Arthurrson is set to leave the firm after seven years to join wealth manager Quilter Cheviot.
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Regulation to make life ‘harder and harder’ for wealth firms
Regulation will make the job of a wealth manager “harder and harder” over the coming years, Quilter Cheviot’s Mark Hallam has said.
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PA ANALYSIS: Lloyds free from government shackles but still chained by Brexit
Lloyds may have paid back its debt to the UK government but its future is still chained to the Brexit outcome.
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Webb rejoins Quilter Cheviot for MPS role
Quilter Cheviot has appointed Antony Webb to its London managed portfolio service group.
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Quilter Cheviot snaps up Attivo IM
Quilter Cheviot has agreed to acquire Attivo Investment Management for an undisclosed fee.
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Quilter Cheviot CEO retires
Quilter Cheviot chief executive officer David Loudon will retire from the role on 30 June 2017, the company said today.
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Cheviot founding partner exits for JH&P
James Beck has left Quilter Cheviot to join James Hambro & Partners.
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Old Mutual Wealth cash flows slump
Old Mutual Wealth chief executive Paul Feeney blamed “challenging markets” as the firm saw net client cash flows slump to £0.9bn in the third quarter, down from £2.3bn a year earlier.
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Wealth manager profile: Quilter Cheviot’s David Loudon
A self-confessed equities man, David Loudon is relishing his new role as chief executive officer at Quilter Cheviot, and has great expectations for wealth managers as the consolidation wave crests.
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Quilter Cheviot to play active part in ongoing wealth manager consolidation – Loudon
Having Old Mutual as its parent provides Quilter Cheviot with a great deal of opportunity, said CEO David Loudon, particularly when it comes to acquisitions.
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Quilter Cheviot expands London team with new hire
Quilter Cheviot has hired Henry Flather to its London-based investment team.
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Ventre departs as Old Mutual revamps multi-asset offering
John Ventre, Stewart Cazier and Francois Zagame are to leave Old Mutual Wealth as the firm completes a major overhaul of its multi-asset capability.