R C Brown raids Rowan Dartington senior team

Laura Miller
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Bristol based discretionary investment firm, R C Brown Investment Management (RCBIM) has recruited the team that managed the ‘Signature' investment proposition for Rowan Dartington.

Andrew Morris, one of the founders of Rowan Dartington together with senior fund manager Joe Dyer, and colleagues Helen Parry and Claire Hudd have now started at R C Brown. In due course they will be joined by senior employees, portfolio manager James Gardner and head of equity research and co- founder of Rowan Dartington, Mark Sevier. RCBIM has set up a separate division to support the new team whose offering will provide differentiated and independent investment solutions. The new arrivals have a successful track record of working with financial advisers and their clients for over ...

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