Towry hires ex Aberdeen MM head as CIO

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Wealth adviser Towry has appointed former Aberdeen head of multi-manager Robert Dawkins as chief investment officer.

Dawkins, who previously held roles as managing director of RBS Asset Management and head of alternative investment management at Coutts, is expected to take up his position on 6 September. "We are delighted to welcome Bob to Towry and to be able to attract such an experienced investor to be our chief investment officer, Towry CEO Andrew Fisher says. "We now have nearly £3.5bn of client assets under discretionary management and are excited about developing our investment proposition further. "Bob will be a valuable addition to our already strong investment team and will enhance our ...

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