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

Frostrow Capital
Frostrow Capital, the UK investment companies group, has appointed Matthew Burrows as a director in its distribution team.

He will add support to then team promoting its investment company clients.

Burrows joins Frostrow having spent three years at Standard Life Wealth as a senior client portfolio manager, where he managed discretionary portfolios for private clients, pensions, charities and trusts.

Plurimi Wealth
Plurimi Wealth, the London-based independent wealth manager, has promoted Fahad Khan to deputy chief executive. The firm aims of him becoming CEO in the medium term.

Khan, who joined the firm in 2013, is currently a senior partner and will focus on building the business organically, and expanding into new markets.

Prior to joining Plurimi, Khan was an executive director at Morgan Stanley Wealth Management, where he focused on servicing the Nordic & CIS market.

He will now work alongside Ramzy Rasamny, Plurimi’s founder and CEO.  

Following Khan becoming CEO, Rasamny will focus on the firm’s international expansion starting with Plurimi’s Dubai operations.

Hawksmoor IM
Hawksmoor Investment Management has appointed Andrew Little to its investment management team. 

Little joins the company from WH Ireland in London. He has over 13 years’ experience in financial services. In addition to working at WH Ireland, he has worked at Cannacord Genuity Wealth Management and Barclays Wealth.

He will join the team in Exeter following a relocation to the South West. 

Waverton
Waverton Investment Management has appointed two senior investment professionals: Tineke Frikkee and Stefan Rheinwald. 

Frikke is a UK equities specialist. At Smith & Williamson she managed the UK Equity Income Fund and Global Growth Fund, starting in 2013. Prior to this, she spent 15 years at Newton Investment Management, managing Newton’s flagship Higher Income Fund and money in other UK equity funds.  

Rheinwald joins as head of Japanese equity research from Catalytic Investment Group in Singapore. He has 24 years of Japanese investment and research experience. He was a Japanese equity portfolio manager and Director at Foreign & Colonial in London from 1994. This was followed by five years based in Tokyo as head of research and Japan strategist for CLSA.  On his return to Europe, he launched and managed Japanese equity portfolios.  

As at 30th June 2018, Waverton had approximately £5.6 billion ($7.34 billion) of assets under management.

UBS
UBS has appointed Philip Legrand as an associate director in its private client team in Jersey.

Legrand has over a decade of experience in financial services. In his previous position, he ran a team of 12 managers for an international bank.

He will assist in managing a portfolio of UK resident non-domiciled private clients. He will also be working with the team of client advisors to look after the interests of private clients resident in Jersey and Channel Island intermediaries.