Investec W&I appoints Nicholas Jones as Birmingham office head

Adrian Quin promoted to regional director

Tom Eckett
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Investec Wealth & Investment has appointed Nicholas Jones as divisional director and head of the firm's Birmingham office, replacing Adrian Quin who has been promoted to regional director of Midlands and South West.

Jones (pictured) has held a number of roles in the firm including investment director and senior investment director where he was responsible for managing a range of private client portfolios in the Midlands. In his new role, he will be responsible for growing the Birmingham office's private client base and its partnerships with financial advisors. Five DFMs form partnership to educate advisers on outsourcing Reporting to Tom Street, managing director at IW&I, Quin takes over as regional director from Colin Lewis, who is retiring. Quin will be responsible for overseeing IW&I's o...

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