Nicola Horlick is to open her investment boutique, Bramdean Asset Management, in January, aiming t...
Nicola Horlick is to open her investment boutique, Bramdean Asset Management, in January, aiming to offer multi-manager products targeted at the smaller end of the institutional market. Horlick, who established SG Asset Management in 1998 after leaving Morgan Grenfell, is to be the chief executive of the new company, to be headquartered in Knightsbridge. Its chairman will be Sir Derek Higgs, who chaired the Prudential asset management committee and is author of the Higgs report into corporate governance. The company will have two divisions. The first will provide manager of manager (MoM...
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