Former 7IM head of financial planning Martineau joins JH&P

At 7IM for three years

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George Martineau, head of financial planning at 7IM Wealth, has joined James Hambro & Partners as partner in the firm’s new Edinburgh office.

Martineau, who was a wealth management director at Edinburgh-based discretionary asset manager Tcam prior to its acquisition by 7IM in 2018, will join his former colleague, Alex Montgomery, from 1 October. Montgomery was joint chief executive at Tcam until a stint at 7IM, which he left in 2019. Martineau (pictured) has been responsible for 7IM's private client financial planning arm for the past three years. "George's hire is a statement of intent and an indication of the momentum we're already building here," Montgomery said. "He and I worked together for a long time. He's extremely ...

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