PEOPLE MOVES: Brewin Dolphin, Praemium, BMO GAM
CEO change at UK wealth firm, while international platform makes C-suite promotion
JO Hambro
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PEOPLE MOVES: Manulife, Kingswood, JO Hambro
Hong Kong and Macau CEO named by insurer, with a double hire for wealth manager’s board
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Winners Gallery: Global Financial Services Awards 2019
Photos of the winners and gala dinner Click through the slides below to see who triumphed!
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PEOPLE MOVES: JO Hambro, Capital Group, Rothschild & Co
Asset manager names female chief executive to lead UK, Europe and Asia
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Wealth manager aims to help US expats with double tax burden
They often ‘suffer the harshest elements’ of both the HMRC and the IRS
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PEOPLE MOVES: Globaleye, Carrick, Fidelity
Globaleye’s head of business development resigns, Carrick appoints a strategic projects director to its board and Fidelity hires an ex-Pioneer man in the newly created role of global head of product.
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PEOPLE MOVES: Manulife, Sanlam UK, GAM
Manulife Hong Kong has a new chief financial officer, while Sanlam UK has raided Close Brothers Asset Management to find a chief executive for its new private office proposition. GAM has poached its new representative director and president for Japan from Schroder Investment Management.
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PEOPLE MOVES: Lombard Odier, J O Hambro, PPF
Lombard Odier’s global chief investment officer has announced his retirement, while J O Hambro has hired two sales managers. Meanwhile, the boss of the Pension Protection Fund is to leave after nine years at the helm of the UK’s pensions lifeboat.
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PEOPLE MOVES: BlackRock, Deutsche Bank, Aviva
BlackRock has lost an ex-Barclays chief executive from its board after he was charged by the UK’s Serious Fraud Office. Deutsche Bank has ramped up its anti-financial crime divisionwith two senior hires, while Aviva has appointed its chief executive of international insurance to the company’s board.
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Europe ex UK funds to watch based on their AUM
The following funds are among the largest and most established in the European ex UK equities sector, all featuring experienced managers that have established investment processes.
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PEOPLE MOVES: Nucleus, J Safra Sarasin, JO Hambro
Nucleus has appointed a successor to chairman Paul Bradshaw who died in January. J Safra Sarasin is targeting ultra-high net worths in Asia with a new division and managing director, while JO Hambro Capital Management prepares to bid farewell to an investment management veteran.
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PEOPLE MOVES: BlackRock, Pimco, Manulife AM
BlackRock has hired former chancellor George Osborne for a part-time role. Pimco has named a head of Asia Pacific and head of US global wealth management, while Manulife Asset Management has appointed a chief executive for Thailand.