Andrew Milligan joins Devlin Mambo as board adviser

Former head of global strategy at Aberdeen Standard Investments

Elliot Gulliver-Needham
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Andrew Milligan has joined Edinburgh-based Devlin Mambo as a board adviser, his first new role since departing Aberdeen Standard Investments more than a year ago.

Milligan, who spent almost 20 years with Standard Life and Aberdeen Standard Investments (now abrdn), will join the Devlin Mambo's incumbent board adviser Trevor Keay. He held a variety of roles within the financial services industry, most recently as head of global strategy at ASI, and will continue his role as a fellow and council member for the Society of Professional Economists. Tilney Smith & Williamson grows London investment management team with new hire Graeme Devlin, co-founder and managing partner, said: "We are delighted and honoured to be able to work with Andrew. Not o...

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