The winners of the most prestigious awards in wealth management – the annual Spear’s Wealth Management Awards – will be announced tonight at The Dorchester
After a year of rigorous research and consultation with eminent judges, the Spear’s Research Unit will tonight announce the names that the private client world has been waiting for: the winners of the Spear’s Wealth Management Awards 2017.
Regularly attended by more than 500 of Europe’s wealth management heavyweights and HNWs, this year the event will be held on 7 November at The Dorchester in London, recognising the very best wealth managers and private client professionals in the business. Supported by headline sponsor Gaggenau, the night will be hosted by Sky News economics editor, Ed Conway, alongside Spear’s Magazine’s founder and editor-in-chief, William Cash.
Across 18 shortlists, Spear’s has nominated 82 of the most talented advisers across numerous sectors of the wealth management industry. From private banking to family office services, and a variety of lawyers across the legal spectrum, the night will bring a pool of the capital’s top experts with a collective experience of approximately 2,000 years in the highly niche and discreet private client world.
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The evening will include the coveted Trusted Adviser award, with the highly respected tax advisers Elizabeth Henson (PwC), Mark Bridges (Farrer & Co) and Jonathan Conder (Macfarlanes), reputation law guru Mark Stephens (Howard Kennedy) and family office adviser William Drake (Owl Private Office) in the running. The anticipated Outstanding Achievement Award will be announced on the night.
Following the tremendous success of the 10th year of Spear’s, ‘the Bible of the banking fraternity’ marches into its 11th year with aplomb. Expect a celebratory night of networking, drinks and triumphs at The Dorchester, an eventful moment to praise the best of wealth management in London, and what these eminent professionals has to offer to the growing population of the globe’s elite.
The awards take place on the 7th of November, 7pm at The Dorchester. The nominees for the Spear’s Wealth Management Awards 2017 are as follows:
Private Banker of the Year
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Dina de Angelo – Pictet & Cie
Jim Bouley – Julius Baer
Roddy Boulton – Credit Suisse
Peter Gale – C Hoare & Co
Amit Kotha – RBC
Camilla Stowell – Coutts
Helen Watson – Rothschild & Co
Private Bank of the Year (UK)
C Hoare & Co
Coutts Private Bank
Hampden & Co
HSBC Private Bank
Rothschild & Co
Weatherbys
Private Bank of the Year (International)
Citi Private Bank
JP Morgan Private Bank
Julius Baer
Pictet & Cie
UBS
Future Leader in Wealth Management
Clement Hutton-Mills – Rothschild & Co
Cordelia Bowdery – Veritas
James Barrett – Julius Baer
Tiffany Troxel – Julius Baer
Wealth Management Innovator of the Year
Alan & Gina Miller – SCM Direct
James Sellon – Maseco
Jamie Ritblat – Mount Kendal
Jonathan Bell – Stanhope Capital
Family Office Services Provider of the Year
KPMG
Owl Private Office
Smith & Williamson
Stonehage Fleming
Lawyer of the Year – Tax & Trust
Ashley Crossley – Baker McKenzie
Charles Gothard – Macfarlanes
Filippo Noseda – Mishcon de Reya
Jonathan Conder – Macfarlanes
John Riches – Withers
Mark Bridges – Farrer & Co
Russell Cohen – Farrer & Co
Lawyer of the Year – Family
Davina Katz – Schillings
Emma Hatley – Stewarts
Frances Hughes – Hughes Fowler Carruthers
Joe Vaitilingam – Vaitilingam Kay
Miranda Fisher – Charles Russell Speechlys
Susan Apthorp – Sears Tooth
Lawyer of the Year – Reputation
Charlotte Harris – Kingsley Napley
Ramona Mehta – Mishcon de Reya
John Kelly – Harbottle & Lewis
Niri Shan – Taylor Wessing
Nigel Tait – Carter Ruck
Private Client Accountant of the Year
James Hender – Saffery Champness
Nicola Roberts – Deloitte
Paul Hocking – Frank Hirth
Simon Jennings – Smith and Williamson
Property Adviser of the Year
Camilla Dell – Black Brick Property Search
Ed Tryon – Lichfields
Guy Meacock – Prime Purchase
Peter Wetherell – Wetherell
Thomas van Straubenzee & Rory Penn – VanHan
Trusted Adviser Award
Elizabeth Henson – PwC
Jonathan Conder – Macfarlanes
Mark Bridges – Farrer & Co
Mark Stephens – Howard Kennedy
William Drake – Owl Private Office
Philanthropy Adviser of the Year
Anne Marie Piper – Farrer & Co
Clive Cutbill – Withers
John Canady – National Philanthropic Trust UK
Jon Kinnell – CAF
Maya Prabhu – Coutts
Simon Weil – Bircham Dyson Bell
Entrepreneur of the Year
Ben Elliot, Paul Drummond and Aaron Simpson – Quintessentially
Emily Forbes – Seenit
Kyrn Dennyh – hVIVO
Rod Brown – Opun
Angus MacDonald – SWR
High Net Worth Asset Manager of the Year
Alice d’Esparbes – UBS
Bandish Gudka – LGT Vestra
Charles White – McInroy & Wood
Patrick Wilson – Credit Suisse
Ross Elder – Lincoln Private Investment Office
Ultra High Net Worth Asset Manager of the Year
Daniel Pinto – Stanhope Capital
Khaled Said – Capital Generation Partners
Natasa Williams – LGT Vestra
Patrick Smiley – Smith & Williamson
