Quilter Cheviot hires trio for new investment team

Arthursson to lead new private client team

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Old Mutual Wealth subsidiary Quilter Cheviot has hired three investment managers to its London office as it plans to launch a new investment management team focusing on private clients.

Mats Arthursson, Suneet Kumar and James Gatehouse (pictured) will all join the £22.5bn AUM firm as part of the fresh team. Quilter Cheviot acquires Attivo Investment Management Arthursson, who will lead the team, joins from Arbuthnot Latham & Co, where he most recently served as a director of investment management.  Commenting on his appointment, Arthursson said he has "significant experience in managing discretionary portfolios on behalf of high net worth clients". He added: "I am excited to utilise the firm's renowned research expertise in developing investment solutions to me...

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