The latest moves in wealth management from Europe and the Middle East.

Schroders
Schroders has appointed three people to join its investment teams.

Kenny Nicoll has joined as a liability-driven investments solutions manager, a newly-created role in which he will focus on the pensions industry. He brings more than 20 years’ experience in structuring and advising on investment products and solutions for clients. Nicholl was previously a director, manager research, at Redington. He has also been a director, structured solutions, at NatWest Markets and ABN Amro.  

Andrew Mulhair joins from Willis Towers Watson, also as an LDI solutions manager, in a newly-created role. He was previously an investment associate in WTW’s LDI team.

James Oliver has moved internally to Schroders’ B&M credit portfolio management team; he is responsible for managing outcome-focused, B&M investment grade credit portfolios.

Cavendish Asset Management
Following a senior shuffle at Cavendish Asset Management, the firm has put new people in charge of its TM Cavendish International Fund and TM Cavendish UK Balanced Income Fund. Liz Evans and Tom Donneky will take over managing both funds from Julian Lewis, who will remain as CIO. Also moving, Nick Burchett and Paul Mumford will jointly manage TM Cavendish AIM Fund and TM Cavendish Opportunities Funds. Burchett and Mumford have worked together advising clients at the firm for over two decades.

Donneky comes from Russell Investments and Evans previously managed the TM Cavendish Asia Pacific Fund from launch to its merger with the TM Cavendish International Fund.