Denne joins Future Capital Partners

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Industry veteran Piers Denne has been hired by alternative investment boutique Future Capital Partners (FCP) to head up its new business development strategy.

Denne's first task in his expanded head of sales and marketing role will be the promotion of the firm's new product launches for Q1 2010. In addition, he will take charge of strengthening relationships with third-parties. His 23 year career in financial services includes senior marketing and distribution roles at asset managers including Gartmore, Fidelity and Threadneedle. He is also secretary of the Investment Funds Association. "Following the success we have enjoyed this year, it is crucial that we have a business development strategy in place to deal with the increase in interest ...

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