PEOPLE MOVES: 7IM, Quilter Cheviot, UBS Wealth Management
CEO to retire at 7IM, Jersey hire for DFM and Asia change-up at Swiss wealth manager
WH Ireland
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PEOPLE MOVES: Vanguard, Quilter, Brewin Dolphin
CIO change at Vanguard, UK wealth manager names CEO and retail client solutions director exits Quilter
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PEOPLE MOVES: WH Ireland, AIG Life, The Fry Group
Changes at the top for AIG Life and further expansion in Singapore for The Fry Group
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PEOPLE MOVES: WH Ireland, Russell Investments, Amundi
WH Ireland replaces departed chief executive Richard Killingbeck
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PEOPLE MOVES: Metlife, Aviva and WH Ireland
WH Ireland appoints a chief operating officer from Brewin Dolphin, Aviva expands its emerging markets debt team and Metlife names a new head of its global employee benefits team.
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PEOPLE MOVES: WHIreland, KBI Global Investors, Miton
WHIreland hires a new wealth planner for its north of England division as KBI names a new senior VP of business development. Miton poaches British Steel’s pension fund manager while a former Punter Southall employees returns to the firm.
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WH Ireland shares soar as it confirms Kuwaiti investors link
WH Ireland shares soared after the City broker confirmed rumours that Kuwaiti European Holdings (KEH) was looking to acquire a stake in the business.
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Wealth management to undergo big changes in the next 5 years
Wealth management businesses will look markedly different in five years’ time, says WH Ireland’s chief executive Richard Killingbeck.
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PEOPLE MOVES: OMGI, BNP Paribas, First Names Group
Old Mutual Global Investors has replaced its China-focused fund manager who stepped down last month, while BNP Paribas Investment Partners has named a new advice head for Australia and New Zealand. First Names Group has filled its vacant chief executive role.
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FCA fine WH Ireland £1.2m for market abuse failures
UK wealth manager WH Ireland has been fined £1.2m ($1.7m) and restricted for 72 days from taking on new corporate broking clients for failing to sufficiently protect against the risk of market abuse.
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WH Ireland expects “substantial fine” from FCA
UK wealth manager WH Ireland said it is likely to face “a substantial fine imposed by the FCA,” following a Financial Conduct Authority review.
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Profits up as WH Ireland narrows focus
A move away from third-party administration and a continued reorganisation of the business has reaped rewards.