Independently-owned family office Stonehage Fleming has appointed Glenn Murphy as Chief Operating Officer within the investment management division.
Murphy will be responsible for delivering strategic operating and technology platforms to enable the business to offer robust solutions and improved processes for the benefit of the Group’s clients.
Murphy understands Stonehage Fleming’s integrated approach to investment and wealth management, and the role was created to match his skills and experience. He will work closely with the teams in the investment management division to ensure a seamless offering across the entire Group.
With over 20 years’ commercial experience, Murphy joined the Group in November 2018 from Schroders where he was the Technology, Operations & Treasury Lead within the wealth management arm and prior to this he was the Chief Information Officer at London & Capital. He has also worked in lead functions for Schroders, Cazenove Capital, London & Capital and Rathbones.
His role is newly created and effective immediately. Murphy will be based in the London office and report to Graham Wainer, Chief Executive Officer & Head of Investments.
Wainer says: “We are very pleased to confirm Glenn as Chief Operating Officer for Stonehage Fleming. Close relationships and a deep understanding of our clients are at the heart of our business. Glenn is the strategic interface between Operations, Technology and Investment Management and his experience will help us to shape, design and deliver our operating model.”
“He is already contributing significantly to our existing talented and dedicated team. He understands our integrated approach to wealth management and his strong track record is an asset to the Group.”
Murphy says: “I am thrilled to have joined Stonehage Fleming and to work alongside such a talented team. I have been impressed by the firm’s commitment to excellence, strong values and desire to serve international clients effectively. I look forward to contributing to the continued growth of Stonehage Fleming.”
