Former Kames CEO joins Saltus as chair

Previously Waverton chief

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Former Kames Capital CEO Andrew Fleming is joining Saltus Asset Management in the firm’s newly-created role of chairman.

Fleming will oversee the investment arm of the business, which expanded into financial planning in 2015. His appointment coincides with Saltus winning an outsourced CIO mandate for a private family office with £100m earlier this month. In addition to Kames, Fleming was previously CEO of Waverton Investment Management. He also advises wealthy families and is currently a non-executive director of the Polar Global Healthcare Trust and trustee of the Rank Foundation where he chairs the investment committee. "Andrew brings a wealth of experience to the role, having operated at the hi...

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