- Macpherson appointed as non-executive director of the UK private bank
- Macpherson is CEO of investment bank Noble & Co
- Macpherson also holds board positions as Chairman of Henderson Diversified Income PLC, Chairman of Pacific Horizon Investment Trust PLC and is a non-executive director of the Schroder Japan Growth Fund PLC
- Macpherson has spent his career in corporate finance with Lazard Brothers, Merrill Lynch and Noble & Co. He joined Noble & Co in 2006, becoming CEO in 2007
- Hampden & Co CEO Graeme Hartop: “Angus adds further strength to our board and brings invaluable expertise and insights as we continue to grow and welcome new clients to the bank”
- In August, Hampden & Co reported year-on-year double-digit growth in income, deposits and lending
UK private bank Hampden & Co has appointed Angus Macpherson to its board as a Non-executive Director. Macpherson, who is the CEO of investment bank Noble & Co, is also chairman of Henderson Diversified Income PLC, Chairman of Pacific Horizon Investment Trust PLC and a non-executive director of the Schroder Japan Growth Fund PLC.
Macpherson began his corporate finance career at Lazard Brothers and held senior roles at Merrill Lynch in Hong Kong and Singapore, latterly as Head of Capital Markets and Financing for the Asian region. Macpherson joined investment bank Noble & Co in 2006 and was appointed chief executive in 2007.
Graeme Hartop, Hampden & Co’s CEO, said: “Angus brings deep knowledge and invaluable corporate finance expertise that comes from his wealth of experience advising clients on financial and corporate matters. Angus is a significant addition to our board and we welcome his insights as we move into the next phase of our growth.”
Angus Macpherson, Non-executive Director, Hampden & Co, said: “I look forward to working in this new role with Graeme and the rest of the team and to helping the bank achieve its ambitions in the years ahead.”
In August, Hampden & Co reported a strong first half, with year-on-year double-digit growth in income, deposits and lending. In the six months to 30th June 2021, income was up by £1.2 million or 24 per cent against the first half of the previous year to £6 million, deposits rose by £180 million or 42 per cent to £603 million, and lending grew by £133 million or 53 per cent to £381 million.
In line with growing client numbers, Hampden & Co has added to its banking and support teams in London and Edinburgh during the year, including senior hires, and continues to invest in its people and technology.
In June, Colin Tate was appointed as chief operating officer (COO), joining from Sainsbury’s Bank where he spent over a decade in senior management roles. Tate is working closely with CEO Hartop on the bank’s technology strategy and business change programme.
