QuilterJan 29 2024

Quilter adds investment directors from Royal London and Liontrust

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Quilter adds investment directors from Royal London and Liontrust
Filipo Madonia is one of Quilter's three new additions. (Quilter)

A trio of new investment directors have joined Quilter to support advisers.

Ryan Medlock and Filipo Madonia both join from Royal London, while Nick Davison has arrived from Liontrust.

Quilter said they will provide further support to financial advisers with its investment solutions.

Medlock was most recently a senior investment development manager at Royal London, where he worked closely with advisers to provide technical support, as well as providing external insight into the development of the investment proposition there.

While Madonia worked for Royal London’s asset management arm as a business development manager and was responsible for building the brand in Scotland.

Finally, Davison was most recently a regional sales manager for Liontrust, working across the North of England and Northern Ireland promoting Liontrust’s multi-asset and sustainable fund ranges.

They will report to lead investment director, Andy Miller.

Miller said: “With consumer duty now firmly embedded into the industry, it is vital that advisers are given the tools and support required in order to communicate their value to clients, and have faith that the investments will deliver.

“As the investment environment changes, Quilter is exceptionally well positioned to assist advisers, and we are really excited about what this year will bring for our portfolios."

The new recruits will be responsible for promoting Quilter’s investment solutions, including the WealthSelect Managed Portfolio Service and the Cirilium portfolio range, to advisers and external audiences.

As it approaches its 10-year anniversary in February, WealthSelect has achieved asset growth of 28 per cent according to Next Wealth’s MPS proposition comparison report.

Cirilium Blend, approaching its five-year anniversary in July, has so far amassed assets in excess of £2.6bn.

tara.o'connor@ft.com

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