Business Development
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David Biddle David joined Schroders in 2004 to develop business by building relationships with professionals throughout the Midlands, the North of England and Scotland. He started his investment career at Sedgwick Noble Lowndes in 1975 and went on to join Royal Bank of Canada in 1993 to set up a Birmingham office for their Private Banking division. In 1997 he joined Kleinwort Benson Private Bank where he became Head of Business Development until his move to Schroders. |
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Stephen Rothwell Stephen has worked closely with external advisers to private clients throughout his investment career. He joined Mercury Asset Management in 1996, and was responsible for UK private client business development at Merrill Lynch Investment Managers until 2002. Stephen joined Schroders in 2002 to build the relationships with professional firms in the UK, the Channel Islands and Switzerland. He has a degree in Philosophy, Politics and Economics from the University of Oxford, is a Chartered Financial Analyst, member of UK Society of Investment Professionals and holds the Investment Management Certificate. |
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Kitty Sellars Kitty joined Schroders in 2004 to join the Business Development team. She is responsible for private client marketing communications, including Dialogue, the quarterly private client magazine and assists in the intermediary business development programme. Before joining Schroders Kitty worked in client communications at Herald Investment Management. She has a degree in Philosophy and French from Oxford University and holds the Investment Management Certificate. |
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Glenn Baker Glenn joined Schroders Private Banking in 2008. He writes investment proposals for clients and for client intermediaries, and he is responsible for client presentations. Glenn has worked previously as a university lecturer and has co-founded research forums in the British Library. He has a BA (Hons) in English Studies, an MA in Reading Postmodernity, and a PhD in English Renaissance Philosophy from the University of Leicester.
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