Meet the Investment Influencers: Brown Shipley's Simon Nicholas

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In this week's video interview for Professional Adviser's Investment Influencers series, where we chat to the most respected individuals who select funds, decide ratings or otherwise influence the allocation of investor fund flows, we hear from Simon Nicholas of Brown Shipley.

Nicholas, who joined the firm in 2010 as senior fund manager, leads the management of its five-strong range of multi-asset funds. He is also head of third-party fund research in the UK and a member of the third-party fund research team for KBL (Kredietbank Luxembourg) at group level. He sits on the Asset Allocation Committee at local, UK level, interpreting group asset allocation decisions for the Brown Shipley client base, and was appointed to manage the KBL Key US Fund of Funds in December 2015. Before Brown Shipley, Nicholas was managing director, private clients for Mercater (now ...

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