Nancy Curtin is set to depart Close Brothers Asset Management (CBAM) after a decade with the firm, which is restructuring its investment leadership to replace her role with three new positions reporting to chief executive Martin Andrew.
The new structure will see internal promotions take effect "straight away" to "enable the business to maintain its momentum", Close Brothers said in a statement, with Curtin (pictured) "facilitating the transition" over the coming weeks. Close Brothers said Curtin has "established a strongly performing investment capability at the heart of the business…[and] has been instrumental in supporting the growth and development of the business in recent years". It added that the new structure "will allow for both internal promotions and the recruitment of new talent", and "reflects the scale ...
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