James Hambro poaches Aberdeen Standard investment duo for Leeds expansion
Wealth manager with advice arm
"Being able to hire two managers of their standing has unlocked the opportunity to open our first office outside London, which has been an ambition for a while" - JH&P's Andy Steel.
London-headquartered firm James Hambro & Partners (JH&P) has poached two investment managers from Aberdeen Standard Capital - the wealth management arm of the Aberdeen Standard group - to set up a new office in Leeds.
Aidan Butler was head of the nine-strong Aberdeen Standard team in Leeds and will take charge of the new JH&P Leeds city-centre office when he joins the firm in February. His colleague Ed Marsden has already...
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