Rupert Robinson, formerly CEO of Schroders Private Bank, has joined Gresham House Asset Management as managing director.
In his new role, Robinson (pictured) will report to the specialist asset manager's chief executive Tony Dalwood. He began his new role on 31 August. The hire comes nearly a year after the shareholders of the Gresham House investment trust agreed to a plan to convert the business into a fund group, following an extraordinary general meeting (EGM) last November. Gresham House trust to become fund house after shareholder vote Robinson joins the group to help build up its asset management capability. He has 30 years of experience in the private wealth and asset management industry, havi...
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