Waverton Investment Management, a London-based investment management firm, has added Ian Enslin to its charities team.
In his new role, Enslin will be responsible for managing segregated, multi-asset mandates for charity clients and will report to James Pike, head of charities.
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Additionally, Enslin will contribute to Waverton’s investment process and will also be involved in further developing the service offered to charities.
Enslin has joined Waverton from Newton Investment Management, where he managed similar strategies for charities and institutional investors. Prior to this, he worked at Barings and Invesco in several roles, including fixed income and private client portfolio management.
Ian Enslin said: "I am very pleased to join Waverton because it is one of the few houses left in the industry that truly invests globally through direct securities to construct transparent segregated portfolios, backed by internally generated research."
Pike said: "We recognise this as a firm and are therefore focused on continuing to give our clients the opportunity to work directly with their portfolio managers. Our charities clients will benefit significantly from Ian’s strategic thinking in the investment arena."
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