People Moves
Who's Moving Where In Wealth Management? - Mediolanum Asset Management , HSBC PB, Others

The latest moves in wealth management across the UK, Europe, Middle East and Africa.
Mediolanum Asset Management
Mediolanum
Asset Management (MAML), the Irish asset management
company of the Mediolanum Banking Group, has appointed Astrid
Schilo as multi-asset strategist and Inma Conde as head of
manager research, in Dublin.
Schilo has over 15 years’ experience of financial markets'
research and forecasting policy. Before joining MAML, she was
research senior principal at Accenture Research, where she was
involved in an artificial intelligence project
Conde joins from Minnesota Philanthropy Partner, a community
foundation in the US – where she held the position of director of
investments.
HSBC Private Bank
HSBC Private
Bank has confirmed that business area head of Switzerland,
Roger Lehmann, is leaving the bank. It also confirmed that Peter
Damisch, managing director and business head in Zurich, is
leaving his current role. The firm has not confirmed what role he
will take on if he stays at the bank.
Lehmann was also on the bank’s executive committee and was based
in Zurich. Damisch joined the firm five years ago from the Boston
Consulting Group, where he was a partner and managing
director.
The firm did not elaborate on the departures from HSBC PB.
Aberdeen Standard Investments
'Aberdeen
Standard Investments, the global asset manager, has appointed
André Haubensack as head of distribution - Switzerland. This
appointment follows the merger between Standard Life Aberdeen and
Aberdeen Asset Management last year.
Haubensack is based in Zurich and reports to Rik Brouwer, head of
European distribution at Aberdeen Standard Investments. The
company said in a statement that it is due to announce two new
appointments over the coming weeks.
Haubensack has worked in the Swiss investment market for over 18
years. Previously he was a director with New Star Asset
Management and before that Credit Suisse. He later joined
Standard Life Investments in 2014 through the acquisition of
Ignis Asset Management.
Quilter
Quilter, UK wealth
management group, has appointed Paul Matthews and Suresh Kana as
independent non-executive directors. Matthews has also been
appointed as a non-executive director of Intrinsic Financial
Services Limited, a subsidiary of the company, which forms part
of the Advice and Wealth Management segment.
Matthews has worked in the savings and pensions industry for over
four decades. Until he retired from full-time executive roles, he
worked at Standard Life in various roles between 1989 and 2017,
as a group executive director, chief executive UK and Europe, and
chairman of Standard Life Wealth.
Kana spent over three decades working in various roles at PwC,
most recently as CEO and territory senior partner of PwC
Africa.
Arbuthnot Latham
UK financial services firm Arbuthnot
Banking Group has announced the retirement of Paul Lynam as a
director of its board, taking immediate effect.
He has been a director of ABG since 2010, when he joined the
group to be chief executive of Secure Trust Bank.