Smith & Williamson appoints new chief executives

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Smith & Williamson has announced a number of key changes to its senior management, including promoting two staff members as co-chief executives.

David Cobb and Kevin Stopps have been named as co-chief executives of the company, with their roles beginning on 27 September. Both Cobb and Stopps joined the firm 25 years ago, and have served as board members of Smith & Williamson. The pair will maintain responsibility for the management of their respective divisions. Cobb became head of investment management and banking in 2007, while Stopps took the lead for the tax and business services division in 2010. "David and I are excited to lead the firm in the next phase of its evolution, driving the growth of one business with com...

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