The latest moves, appointments and other senior personal changes for wealth management in the UK, mainland Europe, Middle East and select international jurisdictions.

M&G Investments
M&G Investments has appointed Lee Tindell as asset management chief information and technology officer. Tindell joined on 5 May.

With more than 25 years’ experience leading large-scale technology transformation programmes in global financial services businesses, Tindell has joined from Mercuria, where he was CTO for applications. Prior to Mercuria, he held technology leadership positions at Man Group, including CTO for business technology and head of IT development. 

Separately, M&G Investments has appointed Paul Haegy (pictured below) as head of infrastructure debt and private placements within its £81 billion ($110 billion) private markets business. 

Paul Haegy

Based in London, Haegy previously worked for more than 15 years at Goldman Sachs, most recently as head of EMEA infrastructure and energy financing. 

In his new role, Haegy reports to James King, head of M&G’s £24 billion private and structured credit platform.

Capital Generation Partners
Capital Generation Partners, a private investment office serving families, trusts, and endowments, has appointed former JP Morgan Private Bank figure Chady Jouni as chief investment officer, effective yesterday. 

At JP Morgan Private Bank, Jouni served as senior multi-asset portfolio manager and executive director within the chief investment office. A CFA Charterholder with 19 years of experience in multi-asset investing, Jouni has also held senior positions at Barclays Investment Solutions and Baring Asset Management.

CapGen, founded in London, has grown from $2.6 billion to $5.3 billion in assets under management over the past five years. Including assets under advice. The firm now stewards $11 billion for clients ranging from Malaysia to New York.

JTC Law 
JTC Law has appointed Stefan Schausberger as head of private client and international trusts.  

Based in Jersey, Schausberger will advise international corporates and private clients. He has more than a decade of offshore legal experience. He was admitted as an Advocate of the High Court in South Africa, where he began his legal career as a criminal defence litigator. Since then, he has specialised as an offshore lawyer in South Africa and Jersey, advising clients across multiple jurisdictions on both private client and corporate matters. 

Azora Capital
Azora Capital, a real assets investment house founded in Madrid in 2003, has appointed Anne-Jan Jager as managing director in its business development and strategy team, to lead its international expansion. 

Over the past five years, Jager has been MD and co-head of real estate for Europe at Partners Group. He started his professional career at UBS Global Asset Management, working there for almost a decade in Europe and the US.