Hargreaves appoints Amlin CIO as chair of investment committee

Jayne Styles will remain at insurer

Daniel Flynn
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Hargreaves Lansdown has appointed Amlin chief investment officer Jayne Styles as an independent non-executive director and chairman of its investment committee.

Styles will continue to direct investment strategy, governance and operations for Amlin's £4.25bn global multi-asset, multi-manager portfolios. She will also remain a member of the Amlin Management Committee, which sets corporate strategy for the group. Amlin is an independent insurer operating in the Lloyd's, UK, Continental Europe and Bermudian markets. With over 25 years' of industry experience, Styles has previously worked as an independent management consultant and was head of international equities at Halifax Fund Management. Hargreaves Lansdown moves to restricted advice ...

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