People Moves
Who's Moving Where In Wealth Management? - Vanguard AM, WHIreland, Others

The latest moves in wealth management across the UK, Europe, Middle East and Africa.
Vanguard Asset Management
Vanguard
Asset Management has appointed Gregoire Blanc as senior
ETF capital markets specialist.
In this position, Blanc will be responsible for supporting the
liquidity of Vanguard’s products, and helping clients achieve
their desired investment outcomes. He will report to Thomas
Bartolacci, head of ETF capital markets, Europe. Blanc joins from
Lyxor Asset Management, where he was head of ETF capital
markets.
WHIreland
UK wealth manager and brokerage house WHIreland has appointed
Chris Savidge as a corporate finance executive and Joe Harker as
an investment manager, adding to the team in its Bristol office.
In his new role he will work with the local team of Mike Coe and Ed Allsopp. The firm said he has been brought in to support corporate deals, both in equity capital markets and the private sphere, as well as help the current client base.
Harker previously spent two years at JM Finn. He will help manage and advise assets for individuals, charities and corporates under the leadership of Nick Lamb, the Bristol office head.
WHIreland said its Bristol group has been busy with transactions, such as a recent £1.3 million ($1.72 million) placing and open offer for Touchstar plc, a mobile computing solutions firm, completion of the partial offer for Sutton Harbour, a real estate, regeneration and marine activities business group, and more recently, a £4 million placing for Malvern International, the training and education company.
“The growth in demand for our services in both Corporate Finance and Wealth Management in this region continues and these recent appointments and the refit of the offices demonstrate WHIreland’s commitment to our clients and the area. We anticipate further announcements over the coming months as we continue to recruit talented individuals to meet the continuing demand for our services,” Lamb said.
On another note, WHIreland this week said its head of wealth
management, Roddy Buchanan, has stepped down after discussions
about the strategy of its wealth operation. The firm declined to
say whether Buchanan will be replaced or who will replace
him.
Ogier
Law firm Ogier has
appointed Rebecca McNulty as a managing associate of its dispute
resolution team.
McNulty has 15 years’ experience in the sector. She is
experienced in commercial litigation, contentious trust,
regulatory work, property related disputes and insurance
litigation including high value personal injury and professional
indemnity.
She spent just under ten years in the disputes team of another
Jersey-based law firm prior to joining Ogier. She is
qualified in both Jersey and England and Wales, having trained
with Hill Dickinson in Liverpool.