Quilter Cheviot expands regional presence with four hires

'Further hires expected across the business'

Julia Bahr
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Quilter Cheviot has hired three investment managers and a business development manager as it continues to expand its regional presence.

Further hires are expected across the business as part of its next phase of growth, according to the company. Earlier this year, investment manager Dominic Lacey joined the firm's Salisbury office from 4 Shires Asset Management. Andrew Gilbert took on a new role at Quilter Cheviot's Edinburgh office. He moved to the firm from Parmenion Capital Partners last month. Gilbert will work closely with private clients and financial advisers in and around the capital city. While in the Midlands, investment manager Andrew Cartwright joined Quilter Cheviot's Birmingham office from Brewin Dolp...

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