Quilter Cheviot appoints Brooks Macdonald's Nick Holmes as MD

Second Brooks Macdonald departure

Sophie King
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Discretionary fund manager (DFM) Quilter Cheviot has appointed Nick Holmes as managing director.

In his new role at the DFM, Holmes (pictured) will support Quilter Cheviot's ongoing growth strategy and help to drive several new initiatives. Before joining Quilter Chevoit, Holmes spent his entire career at Brooks Macdonald where he started as a trainee investment manager more than two decades ago, before working his way up to managing director.  Quilter Cheviot has hired 14 investment managers across its 10 offices this year. In May, it appointed four investment managers, including another former Brooks Macdonald employee. The appointment also marked the second director to leav...

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