Pair of Coutts wealth managers depart for London & Capital and Investec

Kim Hinds and Emma Parkinson

Valeria Martinez
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Kim Hinds and Emma Parkinson, a pair of wealth managers from Coutts, have departed the firm to join Investec and US family office London & Capital.

Parkinson, who had worked at the London-headquartered private bank since she joined as a graduate trainee in 2015, left the company in September to join Investec Wealth & Investment as a private banker, a spokesperson confirmed.  Hinds also stepped down from the role in September, having first joined Coutts in 2014 as part of its graduate scheme. He joined London & Capital in October as an executive director, based in London.  Investec appoints CEO for UK Wealth and Investment business Robert Paul, partner and head of the US family office at London & Capital, said: "[Hinds] joins o...

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