The latest moves and appointments for wealth management roles in the UK, other parts of Europe, the Middle East and select international locations.

Brown Advisory
Brown Advisory has appointed Nick Kirrage (main picture) as a partner and portfolio manager based in the firm’s London office, with immediate effect.

He will lead two new equity strategies: Global Value and International Value. Kirrage, who has more than two decades of investment experience to Brown Advisory, was most recently head of global value at Schroders.

“We are very excited to welcome Nick to Brown Advisory,” Logie Fitzwilliams, co-CEO and partner at Brown Advisory, said. “He joins at a time when we are seeing increasing appetite from our clients for concentrated global and international value strategies, and we believe that he is the best person to lead these two new strategies for the firm.”

Alongside Kirrage’s appointment, and expanding on its existing global equity research platform, the firm is assembling a dedicated investment team in London to support these two new strategies.

Brown Advisory has a history and culture of organically building investment teams. For example, Mick Dillon and Bertie Thomson joined a decade ago to lead the firm’s Global Leaders Strategy.

Evelyn Partners
UK-based Evelyn Partners, a wealth manager entrusted with £64.6 billion ($ billion) of assets under management, has appointed Sukaina Karim-Hussein as director, financial planning, and Hector Millar as associate director, chartered financial planner, in the London office.

Karim-Hussein (pictured below), who has eight years of experience in the wealth management industry, has joined from Coutts, where she spent almost three years advising entrepreneurs on pre- and post-exit planning, particularly female founders. She also draws on her own entrepreneurial experience in the commercial and residential property sector.

Sukaina Karim-Hussein

Separately, Millar (pictured below) spent eight years at City-based financial planning firm London Wall Partners. He specialises in working with City professionals, particularly partners of Magic Circle law firms, helping clients with complex financial objectives particularly clients needing retirement planning and preparing for life beyond work.

Hector Millar

"I am delighted to welcome Sukaina and Hector to our financial planning team. Their combined experience and expertise will strengthen our advisory capabilities as we continue to grow our Total Wealth Management proposition,” James Springham, senior client partner at Evelyn Partners, said. “The combination of a dedicated financial planner and investment manager working together is a really powerful one that enables clients to receive a fully-integrated and personalised service that supports every aspect of their financial lives and helps them achieve their goals.”

Quanta Group
Quanta Group, a next-generation financial services group, has appointed Graeme de Moor and Mark Sutton to join its leadership team, effective 3 November 2025.

De Moor (pictured below), who has been appointed as group chief financial officer, has more than 20 years of global experience across asset management, wealth, and fintech.

Graeme de Moor

He was previously CFO at Moneyfarm, a digital wealth manager, During his tenure, he guided Moneyfarm through a period of rapid growth, including the acquisition and integration of Willis Owen. Before that, de Moor served in senior financial leadership roles with T Rowe Price and Schroders, working in Europe, the US, Asia Pacific, and Africa where he gained experience in international financial operations and strategic growth.

Sutton (pictured below) is joining as group chief risk officer. As an experienced senior executive, he has expertise in governance, risk management, compliance, and regulatory affairs within the financial services sector.

Mark Sutton

He spent seven years as group CRO at St James’s Place, where he helped strengthen its risk culture and advised leaders through regulatory and business transformation initiatives. Previously at PricewaterhouseCoopers for more than 15 years, he is a qualified chartered accountant who advised firms across the retail and wholesale financial services sectors on improving risk management practices and regulatory compliance.

“To achieve our ambitions and drive forward the next phase of our growth, we need the right leadership in place, and I am delighted to welcome Graeme and Mark to the team,” Quanta Group CEO, Patrick Mill, said. “Their significant experience in leading fast-growing businesses through acquisitions and integrations will be instrumental in helping us maximise the potential of the group, while at the same time safeguarding the independence of Wealthtime, Copia and Craven Street Wealth.”