Former Miton multi-asset manager James Sullivan has joined Tyndall Investment Management as head of partnerships.
In his new role, Sullivan will lead the launch of Tyndall's new Partnerships franchise, which will help financial advice companies build centralised investment propositions. Sullivan has worked in wealth and asset management for more than 20 years, having co-founded iimia in 1999. Through various acquisitions the company became Miton Group, where he co-managed the Miton Special Situations and Miton Strategic Portfolio funds from 2008 to 2014, alongside Martin Gray. Tyndall's Wintle: Three US mid-caps that will be the Amazons of the next decade Sullivan and Gray left in 2014 to set ...
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