People Moves
Who's Moving Where In Wealth Management? - AXA IM, Brewin Dolphin, Others

The latest moves in wealth management across the UK, Europe, Middle East and Africa.
AXA Investment Managers
AXA
Investment Managers - Real Assets, a European real estate
portfolio and asset manager, has appointed Justin Travlos to the
role of UK head of asset management, effective 18 June.
Also, the firm has announced that after almost 30 years with the
firm, Dorrien Thomas has announced that he will retire at the end
of 2018. After an handover period, Travlos will assume
responsibility for the UK business as UK country team head,
effective 1 January 2019.
He will report to Nathalie Charles, head of development and
European country teams.
Travlos joins from Stockland, an Australian diversified listed
property company, where he was regional development manager.
Thomas joined AXA IM - Real Assets in October 1989, first as an
investment surveyor and then as a fund manager for various
UK-focused vehicles.
He was promoted through various roles in the firm, taking
responsibility for the asset management function in the UK in
2007, with his remit extended to include the Nordics from
2012.
Allianz Global Investors
Allianz
Global Investors has appointed Richard House as chief
investment officer of emerging market debt.
He succeeds Greg Saichan, who has decided to take a career break
after five years with the firm.
House has nearly 25 years of experience in the asset class
sector, most recently as head of EMD for Standard Life
Investments.
The London-based role reports to Malie Conway, CIO global fixed
income.
Brewin Dolphin
UK wealth manager Brewin Dolphin has
appointed Phillip Chambers as investment manager at its Jersey
office.
Chambers joins from financial services company Intertrust Group.
He was also at HSBC Private Bank and SG Hambros Private Bank.
In his role at Brewin Dolphin, Chambers will manage the
discretionary portfolios of private and intermediary clients, and
also has a mandate to help develop the business in the Channel
Islands.