Caerus Wealth Management, former Openwork CEO Keith Carby's new advice and fund management venture, has received the investment backing of Dutch industrialist and financier, Hubert-Lance Huet.
Huet, a senior member of the Huet and van den Bergh dynasties that have helped create Shell and Unilever, has taken a 15% stake in Caerus' fund management subsidiary. He will also join the board of the Caerus holding company. Caerus, which in Greek mythology was the god of opportunity, luck and favorable moments, says it has signed up more than 200 advisers across 21 firms, and is planning "major innovations" in the fund management industry. Huet reportedly has interests in the Swiss and Far East financial services sectors, North Sea oil and gas, and real estate in India and Malay...
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