Brown Shipley Appoints Martin Cuthbert as Head of Manchester Office

Brown Shipley, a Quintet Private Bank, is pleased to announce the appointment of Martin Cuthbert as Head of the Manchester office. He joins from Julius Baer.

Martin has more than 30 years’ experience workingin financial services and wealth management, and will focus on leading Brown Shipley’s strategic growth plans in Manchester. At Julius Baer he was Head of Relationship Management, with overall management responsibility for growing the regional businesses in Yorkshire and the North East. Prior to this, Martin was a Regional Director at Barclays Wealth holding roles as Head of the Yorkshire Office and subsequently Head of the North East team.

Alan Mathewson, Chief Executive Officer, said, “I’m excited to welcome Martin to Brown Shipley. I have every confidence that his experience and proven track record will help us as we continue our strategic growth in the region.”

Martin Cuthbert said, “I’m delighted to join Brown Shipley to lead the Manchester office at an exciting time, as the business continues to work more closely with Quintet colleagues to deliver the personalisation of a boutique with the fire power and capabilities provided by Quintet.
 

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