Schroders Wealth Management makes senior leadership changes

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Schroders Wealth Management has announced a series of senior appointments across its investment, advisory and regional leadership teams. Grace Lavelle has been appointed chief investment officer, overseeing the next stage of development for the investment platform while continuing the firm's long-term investment approach. Caspar Rock, who spent the past ten years as CIO, has been named vice chair and will focus on key global client relationships. Wilaf Moore becomes chief executive of Cazenove Capital for the UK and Channel Islands, having advised some of the firm's largest clients over more than 25 years. Neil De Sousa joins from HSBC Global Private Banking as head of Middle East and Geneva, leading expansion in the Middle East and strengthening links with the wider international wealth management platform. These appointments follow the recent naming of Dominic Emmerson as vice chair, leading the newly created global family office and wealth advisory business.

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Schroders Wealth Management announces senior leadership appointments, indicating organizational strengthening and strategic development.

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Wilaf Moore becomes CEO of Cazenove Capital, a Schroders subsidiary, reflecting leadership continuity and client focus.