Mercer commits to UK advisers with improved investment offering

Sebastian Maciocia appointed as director of UK wealth management

Isabel Baxter
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Consultancy firm Mercer has extended its investment solutions business to financial advisers.

The firm has strengthened its offering to UK financial advisers and wealth managers by hiring Sebastian Maciocia as director of wealth management for the UK. Maciocia brings more than 16 years of new business experience after previously holding sales and distribution roles at BlackRock, Winton Capital and GAM Investments. Mercer provides advice and solutions to financial advisers and planners and aims to help them deliver improved customer outcomes by using its manager research and customised portfolio capabilities. "Mercer has an array of solutions to support advisers in optimisin...

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