In brief: Gerrard hire/Attica mandate/State Street wealth team hires

Gerrard, the UK private banking firm, has appointed Patrick Crosthwaite as chairman of its investment process commitee, which is responsible for investment process and policy.

Crosthwaite was previously a director of Carr Sheppards Crosthwaite, part of the Investec group. At the same time, Gerrard lost David Hannibal, a fund manager, to iimia, a rival private asset management firm launched in April last year. Iimia's assets under management total £150m (€219m) following its merger last year with Eveleigh & Huckle, an independent financial adviser.

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