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Who's Moving Where In Wealth Management? - Tilney, Morningstar, Collas Crill, Others
Editorial Staff
8 February 2019
Tilney Morningstar Natixis Investment Managers Global asset manager has appointed Jochem Tielkemeijer as an investment consultant in its Dynamic Solutions team. Tielkemeijer will be responsible for leading portfolio analysis and advisory services for clients in the UK, Netherlands and Nordic region. He will report to Julien Dauchez, head of consultants and the Dynamic Solutions team, and will be based in London. He joins Natixis after five years at Fisher Investments Europe where worked as an investment consultant and managing the client services team. Prior to this, Tielkemeijer was an investment adviser at Finsens Investment Consultancy in Amsterdam. “This is an exciting time to be joining Dynamic Solutions as we continue to expand our advisory franchise, providing insight and solutions to help clients construct in a variety of market conditions. Joachem has a wide range of expertise working with both client and sales teams and I believe he will be a great addition to the team,” group head Dauchez said. The French-owned asset manager has close to $1 trillion in assets under management.
UK private investment management group has appointed Chris Moore as an associate investment director. Moore will join the team in the company’s Birmingham office. Prior to this, Moore was an investment manager at Smith & Williamson, starting there in 2010. Previously, he worked at Personal Touch Financial Services and Andersen Charnley (now part of Cannacord Genuity Wealth Management).
, a private markets investment house, has appointed Mattias de Beau as a partner.
De Beau joins the firm’s primary investments team and concentrates on sourcing investment opportunities, conducting due diligence, and managing private equity fund manager relationships throughout Europe. He is based in the firm’s London office and reports to Sergey Sheshuryak, partner on the primary investments team.
With more than 15 years in private equity and related fields, de Beau previously co-headed EMEA investment activities covering primary, secondary and co-investment opportunities in London for the StepStone Group. Earlier, de Beau was a principal at London’s Greenpark Capital, which was acquired by StepStone in 2013. He began his career as a private equity analyst at Lehman Brothers in London.
De Beau earned an MSc in business administration while majoring in finance at the Stockholm University School of Business. Before that, he served as a sergeant with the Amphibious Battalion of the Swedish Marines. (He is an example of a trend of former military personnel who have transitioned to the wealth management arena.)