Who's Moving Where In Wealth Management? - REYL & Cie, UBP, Others

Editorial Staff

14 February 2018

REYL & Cie
REYL & Cie has appointed Ante Razmilovic to head its new structured finance business. It will be run from its London office and part of the corporate advisory and structuring operation.

Based in REYL’s London office, Razmilovic has 25 years of experience in the structured and secured finance arena. Most recently, Razmilovic worked at Goldman Sachs in London and Hong Kong, as managing director.

He has also worked at JP Morgan in London, and began his career at Credit Suisse First Boston and Credit Suisse Financial Products in 1992.

Fulcrum Asset Management
UK-based Fulcrum Asset Management has appointed Mark Horne as a director within the newly-created Fulcrum alternative strategies team.

He will report to partner, Matthew Roberts.

Horne previously worked as an independent asset management consultant in London and Paris. Prior to that, he was a senior credit manager researcher at Willis Towers Watson and was director of client services at Natixis Global Associates.

Equilibrium
UK-based wealth manager Equilibrium has made a raft of new hires, which increases the company's headcount to 72.

The firm has hired a former infantry officer in the British Army Daniel Morgan, Rachel Lee, who has returned to Equilibrium having left the company in 2015, and ex-teacher-turned-client manager Belinda White.

Six other new employees who have joined the Wilmslow-based company are: client manager Jonathon Molloy, Jason Mountford, who has spent 10 years in the financial industry, financial advisor Rachael Settle, Josie Corfield, Michelle Manley, who has joined full time after project managing the firm's recent fund launch, and administrator Deborah Start.

Union Banque Privée
Financial services firm Union Bancaire Privée has appointed Thierry Garde as site manager of its Monaco branch.

Before joining UBP, Garde had been chief executive of Société Générale Private Banking in Monaco since 2013. He has over thirty years of experience with the Société Générale group, where he held several positions in France and around the world, including in Moscow, Warsaw, New York, London and Brussels, in both investment and private banking.

Garde is also vice president of the Monaco Association for Financial Activities , in charge of the social affairs commission, a role that he will retain alongside his work at UBP Monaco.