People Moves
Who's Moving Where In Wealth Management? - Brooks Macdonald, Robeco, Others

The latest senior moves in wealth and asset management from across Europe and the UK.
Brooks Macdonald
Wealth manager Brooks Macdonald
has added two offices in the North West and Edinburgh. Jennifer
Christian is joining as business development manager for the
North West; and Natalie Tysoe is joining as an investment
director in Edinburgh.
Christian, who will be responsible for developing new business relationships with professional intermediaries, was most recently an investment specialist for the North West at Schroders Personal Wealth. Prior investment experience, with over 15 years in the industry, includes roles at Wealth at Work, Quilter Cheviot and Deutsche Bank.
In Edinburgh, Tysoe will focus on building advisor relationships, the group, which manages around £16.5 billion for clients, said. Previously, Tysoe also worked at Schroders where she was an investment specialist. Before that she worked in investment roles at Lloyds Banking Group, Abrdn and Brewin Dolphin.
Robeco
Rotterdam-based Robeco
has added four members to its sustainable investment research
team reporting to Carola van Lamoen.
Rachel Whittaker will join as head of the team on 1 September.
Researchers Giulia Schettino, Ally Wong, and Federico Silvano are
the other new members.
Whittaker, who will be Zurich-based, is joining from UBS, where
she was an SI strategist in the CIO Office of the global wealth
management arm. She spent two years at Robeco from 2015 to 2017.
In her second term at the active manager, she will carry
responsibility for identifying the impact ESG has on business
fundamentals, increasing and broadening SI sector knowledge and
increasing development of the SDG framework for mapping and
measuring SDG contributions across all investment portfolios, the
group said.
New researchers Schettino and Wong are also moving from UBS and
will cover technology, media and telecom, financials and real
estate, among other sector areas. Silvano, who is moving from
Allianz Global Investors, will join Robeco's heavy industries SI
Research cluster.
Succession
Succession, the UK
financial planning and wealth management group, has appointed
Andrew Barker as director of proposition.
Barker will be responsible for enhancing Succession’s proposition
across several key areas including platform, investment strategy,
use of technology and the protection and mortgage
offering.
He will lead on communicating changes to Succession’s 180
financial planners, 600 staff and more than 17,000 clients. He
will also be responsible for the company’s Independent Schools
and Employee Benefits businesses, along with the firm’s brand
marketing.
He is joining from Standard Life where he was head of advice
proposition and delivery for the digital retirement advice
business. Previously he worked at financial services institutions
including Prudential, Lloyds Banking Group and Bank of Scotland.