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Markham Private Clients appoints ex-banker as co-CEO

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New recruit to help lead broker's strategic and operational functions.

Markham Private Clients has appointed Giles Hutson as co-CEO.

He joins fellow Co-CEO Giles Greenfield in heading up the high net worth (HNW) specialist broker.

Hutson was previously a managing director at Bank of America Merrill Lynch, as head of corporate banking and DCM for Europe.

He has previously worked at Morgan Stanley and Goldman Sachs.

In his new role, Hutson will lead the strategic and operational sides of Markham’s business.

Greenfield commented: “We’re working hard to deliver Markham

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