Quilter Cheviot CEO to step down later this year

John Goddard to take over from Andrew McGlone

Isabel Baxter
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Quilter Cheviot’s Andrew McGlone will step down from his role as CEO after 31 years with the business.

In an announcement shared today (10 June), Quilter Cheviot confirmed that following an "extensive market search", John Goddard will join the business in September to take over McGlone's role. The firm said that Goddard brings "extensive experience and a strong track record in driving strategic growth initiatives across multiple businesses and jurisdictions". He has joined after a 29-year career at HSBC, where he held several senior leadership roles, overseeing key developments within the group. Quilter Cheviot said that Goddard and McGlone will work together to manage a smooth tran...

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