New York-headquartered private bank Brown Brothers Harriman has hired Daniel Greifenkamp as head of mutual fund business development for its investment management business. 

Greifenkamp joins BBH as a senior vice president with responsibility for the sales and distribution strategy of BBH’s registered mutual funds in the US.  He will report to Jeff Schoenfeld, partner responsible for investment management business development and relationship management, and will be based in BBH’s New York office. 

Greifenkamp joins from Abbey Capital, a managed futures fund of funds, where he was director of business development. 

BBH is a privately-held financial institution offering services to individuals and institutions in five business lines: corporate banking, investment management, investor services, M&A advisory and wealth management. The firm, noted for its “old money” and political connections, oversees approximately $43.5 billion in assets as an investment manager for individuals and institutions.