Weatherbys promotes Quentin Marshall to head up private bank
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Quentin Marshall has been promoted to the post from deputy head, a role he took on in June 2015, having previously worked for Coutts where he had been head of advisory in the investments team and deputy chairman of the investment strategy committee.
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Hide AdHe replaces Adrian Crichton, who is retiring after more than 11 years at the group, which said it has achieved 16 per cent annual deposit growth since 2010.
Marshall said: “I am incredibly excited to take on this new role and deliver on our ambitious growth plans.”
Weatherbys Private Bank told The Scotsman earlier this year that it was growing at a faster rate in Scotland compared to the rest of the UK and aims to double the overall business in the next five years.
Marshall said at the time that the pace of growth north of the Border “is quite exciting – we’re very committed to the business here for that reason”.
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