Brooks Macdonald makes dual appointment for regional investment management heads

Andrew Bennie and Rachael Marsden

Valeria Martinez
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Brooks Macdonald has appointed a duo of regional heads of investment management for Manchester and Leeds, alongside a new global head of marketing.

Andrew Bennie and Rachael Marsden will be the new head of investment management for Manchester and Leeds, respectively.  Bennie joined Brooks Macdonald as a trainee investment manager in 2010. He was promoted to senior investment director in February 2022.  Marsden joined the firm in 2019 and was also promoted to senior investment director last year. She previously worked at Brewin Dolphin for nearly nine years as an investment manager.  Brooks Macdonald chair steps down over health issues Robin Eggar, head of UK investment management, said: "These appointments reflect the...

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