The latest moves, appointments and personnel changes among wealth management and related organisations in the UK, the rest of Europe, the Middle East, Africa and select international locations.

JTC
Global FTSE 250-listed service provider JTC has made almost 200 promotions across its network to strengthen its global service proposition for corporate, fund and private clients.

The promotions include a number at senior level. New senior directors include: Claire Driver (human resources); Lyndsey Adams (finance); Martin Cudlipp (corporate services) in Jersey; Lazarus Naidoo (fund services) in Cape Town; Martin Punt (fund and corporate services) in London; and Todd Rosenzweig (fund services) in Rockefeller, US.

JTC awards promotions twice each year as part of its structured approach to career development, with all those receiving promotions being recognised for their achievements, contribution to JTC’s goals and commitment to their own professional objectives.

This recent round of promotions includes a total of 199 employees across 13 jurisdictions, including the Cayman Islands, Guernsey, Ireland, the Isle of Man, Jersey, Luxembourg, the Netherlands, South Africa, Switzerland, Mauritius, the UAE, the UK, and the US.

In addition, the promotions span JTC’s institutional and private client services divisions, banking and treasury, employer solutions, commercial office, perfORM due diligence services, and sustainability services, as well as its central operational functions including business operations, finance, human resources, IT, marketing and business development, risk and compliance, tax compliance, and regulatory reporting.

“These latest promotions are [not only] a reflection of our ongoing commitment to nurturing talent and to maximising individual potential, but also a testament to the extremely hard work and achievements of all those working right across our business divisions and locations,” Wendy Holley, JTC’s group chief operating officer, said. “I’d like to congratulate all those who have been promoted for their well-deserved recognition. We are incredibly proud to celebrate their success, whilst we also continue to champion and support all those who remain committed to working towards their goals and personal career development.”

Langham Hall
Langham Hall, a global provider of fund administration and AIFMD services, has promoted four senior professionals.

(Alternative Investment Fund Managers Directive – a European Union umbrella term for alternative investment funds sold across the EU.)

Newly-appointed partners are:
Richard James (UK) – As head of UK, James (pictured) oversees the firm’s UK fund administration business. He joined the business in 2024 and was previously global CFO of Savills Investment Management, bringing deep expertise in financial strategy, governance and operations.

Joseph Hindi (USA) – Appointed in 2023 to lead Langham Hall’s US expansion, Hindi has been instrumental in scaling fund administration and accounting services.

Maria Thorsted (Luxembourg) – Since joining in 2023, Thorsted has complemented the client and team focus with operational efficiency and risk management. As head of Luxembourg, she will continue to scale the firm’s Luxembourg platform while ensuring best-in-class service delivery.

Christian Mohr (Luxembourg) – A core architect of Langham Hall’s AIFM Luxembourg business, Mohr has deep private equity and real asset expertise. With a background in audit and more than 15 years of experience, he adds weight to the firm’s regulatory and governance capabilities across Europe. He joined the business in 2018.

Alongside these four partnership promotions, Langham Hall has recognised talent across the business, with a further 17 being awarded long-term incentives and a total of 144 employees promoted worldwide.

Langham Hall now has 14 partners globally, each directly leading expert teams and ensuring senior-led client service, technical precision and deep market insight across private equity, real estate, infrastructure and debt.

"At Langham Hall, we don’t just grow in size; we grow in strength. Each of our new partners has demonstrated exceptional leadership, technical expertise and a commitment to long-term client success,” Rob Short, managing partner of Langham Hall, said. “Their promotions reinforce our ability to deliver high-touch service across global financial centres while remaining independent, client-focused and technology-driven."

With over $180 billion in assets under administration serviced by more than 800 professionals, Langham Hall is continuing to expand its footprint across the US, the UK, Europe and Asia.