Stanyer joins Rathbones from Williams de Broe

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Rathbones has poached Jeremy Stanyer, a specialist in private client investment management from Williams de Broe, for the position of investment director at its Aberdeen office.

Stanyer will work alongside Meera Dennis and Norma Law, who joined Rathbones from Brewin Dolphin last year. Stanyer began his career at Walker Crips Weddle Beck and has also worked at Cazenove and Laing & Cruickshank. Rathbones' Aberdeen office is just over one year old, and was established on the back of strong organic growth in the region, the group says.

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