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Tuesday 02 August 2022 2:00 pm  |  Updated:  Thursday 04 August 2022 2:47 pm

Artorius lures three wealth managers away from troubled UBS in major City coup

By: Michiel Willems

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Morning Wire understands that Square Mile firm Artorius Wealth has bolstered its client team with the appointment of three senior UBS wealth managers, James Goddard, Helena Pratt and Max Di Lieto.

James Goddard spent nearly two decades in wealth management across Citi, Barclays and UBS, and focused the last five years on partnering with business owners and entrepreneurs.

Helena Pratt has five years’ experience at UBS and started her career at Rathbones, while Max Di Lieto also has five years’ experience, starting at UBS as an apprentice and working his way up the ladder, supporting clients.

Troubled year

The trio departure comes only days after UBS confirmed its wealth management fee income dipped six per cent, “primarily driven by negative market performance and foreign currency effects,” it said in today’s trading update.

The firm generates a significant proportion of its revenues from the world’s richest parking their money with the bank.

UBS saw a sharp fall in profits at UBS’s investment banking division.

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