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Who's Moving Where In Wealth Management? - Invesco, Penningtons Manches, Others

Editorial Staff 8 January 2019

Who's Moving Where In Wealth Management? - Invesco, Penningtons Manches, Others

The latest moves in wealth management across the UK, Europe, Middle East and Africa.

Invesco
Invesco has appointed Hamid Asseffar to join its London-based exchange traded fund business development team. Asseffar reports to Ravinder Azad at Invesco and will concentrate on growing business with UK asset managers and family offices.

Asseffar previously worked at Amundi, the European business, where he was a sales and marketing associate within the ETF, Indexing & Smart Beta team. Prior to this, he worked in the trading strategy team at Credit Suisse in London. Hamid holds a masters in financial economics and investment management from EDHEC Business School.

Among recent appointments, Invesco hired Wayne Parker and Deepak Bharti to join its fixed income ETF business.

Penningtons Manches
Penningtons Manches has hired private client partner Ryan Myint into its private wealth group. 

Based in the London office, Myint joined from Taylor Wessing, where he was a partner in the international private client group for over eight years, including a secondment to the Singapore office from 2012 to 2015. Before joining Taylor Wessing in 2004, he practised at Withers and then Clifford Chance.

Specialising in wealth structuring, trusts and succession, Myint acts for entrepreneurs, business owners, fund managers, property developers, high profile international families, offshore trust companies and private banks. 

Myint’s appointment to the team follows the recent arrival of three new private client specialists: Emma McCarthy, Rebecca Goldring and Nathan Greenwood. 

Baillie Gifford
Baillie Gifford, the Edinburgh based investment management partnership, has promoted Helen Xiong to co-manager of the Baillie Gifford US Growth Trust.

Xiong moves from her role as deputy manager on the trust to co-manager alongside Gary Robinson. The pair, both part of Baillie Gifford’s US Equities team, have managed the trust since its launch in March 2018. Xiong Helen joined Baillie Gifford in 2008 as a graduate from the University of Cambridge, and has spent time working in its Developed Asia, UK, North America, Emerging Markets, and Global Equity teams before assuming her current role as an investment manager within the US Equities team.

 

 

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