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

Cameron Hume
Cameron Hume, the independent fixed-income manager, has appointed Sir Sandy Crombie as non-executive chairman.

A former chief executive of Standard Life, Crombie has more than 50 years of experience in financial institutions.

Started in 2011 by directors Chris Torkington and Guy Cameron, Cameron Hume now has 12 people and $750 million assets under management. Cameron Hume is 80 per cent owned by employees and 20 per cent owned by Sanlam UK.

Hampden & Co
UK private banking group Hampden & Co has hired Duncan Buchanan as a banking director.

Buchanan joins Hampden & Co from Bank of Scotland Private, a division of Lloyds Banking Group, where he specialised in providing lending to high net worth individuals.

Hampden & Co became the first UK private bank to be established in a quarter of a century when it opened for business in June 2015.  The firm is headquartered in Edinburgh with a London office in Mayfair.

Citi PB
Citi Private Bank has appointed Jacopo Eydalli as head of investment counselling for Northern Europe, and Simon Macdonald as director of cross-asset alpha team.

Eydallin, who will be based in Zurich, will report to Laurence Stoppelman, head of Investments for Citi Private Bank Europe, Middle East and Africa. Eydallin has 17 years of cross-asset capital markets experience and joins from Goldman Sachs Private Wealth Management. In his new role, Eydallin will manage a team of investment specialists across EMEA.

Macdonald, based in Geneva, will report to David Carrera de Manuel, head of the private bank EMEA’s cross asset advisory team. He began his career in 1998 at Deutsche Bank London, spent several years with UBS in their markets business in London and across Asia covering hedge funds and was most recently the Asia-Pacific head of G10 rates sales and product development for HSBC in Hong Kong.

First Names Group
First Names Group has appointed Matthew Satchell as funds director of its funds business, Moore Management. 

Before joining Moore, Satchell spent over ten years successfully developing his career with an offshore law firm.

In addition to completing a secondment to an international private equity house, he advised a number of private equity, real estate and hedge funds and fund promoters on an ongoing basis and assisted with the establishment of multiple investment funds and structures.

In his new role, Satchell will be responsible for delivering product and operational support and expertise to its alternative funds team in Jersey and across the wider Moore business, as well as managing the development and delivery of services.

Satchell will be reporting to, and working closely with, funds director Fiona Wild.