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In the new role, de Potter d’Indoye will be responsible for building new relationships and maintaining existing relationships with independent asset managers, fiduciaries, tax advisers, lawyers, accountants and family offices.
Lombard’s CEO, David Steinegger said, “Deepening and strengthening our relationship with partners is vital to Lombard and we are committed to providing the highest possible level of service, specific to their particular needs.”
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