Cornelian's Neilson joins Edinburgh-based Aubrey's private client team

Follows 2020 hire of Jon Gumpel

Mike Sheen
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Edinburgh-based boutique Aubrey Capital Management has hired David Neilson as an investment manager within its private client team.

Neilson joins from Cornelian Asset Managers, where he worked as an investment manager for a client base of trusts, private clients, companies, pensions and charitable portfolios.  Boutiques embrace innovation in face of Covid-19 pandemic He also worked closely with external IFAs to secure discretionary and agency business. Prior to Cornelian, Aubrey previously assisted the management of client portfolios at Turcan Connel Asset Management and worked as an index analyst at Russell Investments. In July 2020, Aubrey hired co-founder of Brooks Macdonald Jon Gumpel as a director and f...

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