PineBridge nabs head of UK intermediary from Hermes

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Beth Brearley
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PineBridge Investments has appointed Oliver Leach as head of intermediary business, UK, from Hermes Investment Management.

Leach will be responsible for business development with UK intermediaries and building relationships with clients. He will be based in London and will report to Klaus Schuster, head of Europe at PineBridge. At Hermes, Leach was responsible for business development with multi-managers, private banks, stockbrokers, discretionary managers and family offices throughout London. Prior to this, he worked at Alliance Trust where he also focused on business development with intermediary clients. Livingbridge appoints third portfolio manager for UK equities team Schuster commented: "We are e...

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