Brewin Dolphin, one of the UK’s largest independently-owned private client wealth managers, has appointed Rob Burgeman and Peter Long as the new heads of its London office.
Burgeman and Long take over from Stephen Ford and Rupert Tyler, who have taken on the roles of head of investment management and national director investment management respectively.
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Burgeman began his career in the City with Savory Milln, a small broking house in 1986 and he joined Brewin Dolphin in 2007. He looks after a mixture of private clients, pension funds and charities and he is a member of the Chartered Institute for Securities & Investment. Over recent years Rob has also taken on the role of media spokesman on behalf of Brewin Dolphin regarding market and portfolio management issues.
Long has been at Brewin Dolphin since 1995, having worked for the previous nine years at Kleinwort Benson, again working solely within the Private Client and Charity division. He has during that time gained extensive experience of managing a variety of private client portfolios including SIPPs, Trusts and Charitable Funds. Peter is a Chartered Fellow of the Chartered Institute for Security and Investment.
Commenting on their appointment, Burgeman said: "Peter and I are delighted to take on these positions and are confident that the teams here can continue to build upon the excellent work achieved over the last few years under the outstanding leadership of Stephen and Rupert. We look forward to taking up the challenge of our new role."
Ford, head of investment management said, "Rob and Peter have already proved that they are up to the job that lies ahead. This promotion reflects their longstanding commitment and contribution to Brewin Dolphin. Their vision will no doubt help drive forward the development of the London office, as well as the Group as a whole."
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