River and Mercantile has hired former Cazenove director of investment funds Robin Minter-Kemp as a non-executive director.
Minter-Kemp (pictured) left Cazenove last summer following its £424m takeover by Schroders. He had been at Cazenove since 2001, overseeing a rise in funds under management from £300m to £6.5bn over that period. Prior to Cazenove he held roles at Henderson and HSBC Asset Management. His latest appointment follows River and Mercantile's merger with investment consultancy P-Solve earlier this year. The group has also appointed Paul Bradshaw as chairman and Kevin Hayes as chief financial officer. Minter-Kemp said: "I am very pleased to be joining the board of R&M and have been deep...
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