Sanlam UK expands portfolio management team with HNW specialist

Joins from Oxford Capital

Laura Dew
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Sanlam UK has appointed Daniel Szabo as portfolio manager from specialist investment manager Oxford Capital.

Prior to joining Sanlam UK, Szabo worked at Oxford Capital, where he specialised in high-net-worth clients, and at Tilney and Nationwide Building Society.  He will report to Stuart McCann, head of the firm's London office. This is the second portfolio manager appointed in the past year following the appointment of Justine Colley from European Wealth in October. Sanlam UK acquires East Yorkshire firm bringing £60m AUM Charlie Parker, head of portfolio management at Sanlam UK, said: "It is important that we grow our team to meet the changing and growing needs of our client base. ...

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