Brooks Macdonald launches East Anglia office

Senior Investment Director, Pam Beith, will head up the East Anglia team, with support from Business Development Manager, Carol Hyner, Investment Manager, Isobel Gingell and Assistant Business Development Manager, Eleanor Cooper. All the team join the East Anglia office from existing roles elsewhere at Brooks Macdonald.

Pam Beith previously ran Brooks Macdonald’s Tunbridge Wells office after joining the firm in 2009 and has 40 years’ experience in the financial services industry, 30 of which have involved managing investment portfolios on behalf of a range of clients.

Carol Hyner, who has also worked at Brooks Macdonald since 2009 and has over 30 years’ experience working in financial services, will take the lead on developing and maintaining new and existing intermediary relationships in the region.

The new office widens the Group’s geographical footprint and furthers Brooks Macdonald’s ability to provide its investment management service to clients and professional advisers across the UK and Channel Islands.

The address of the Brooks Macdonald office in East Anglia is: Suite 2, Beacon House, 4 Kempson Way, Bury St. Edmunds, Suffolk IP32 7AR.

Pam Beith, Senior Investment Director, Head of East Anglia Office at Brooks Macdonald said: “I’m delighted to be leading Brooks Macdonald’s new East Anglia office and look forward to working with the great team we have put together. Our track record of delivering high quality investment management solutions for clients and longstanding support for financial advisers provides an ideal platform to launch in the region.”

John Wallace, Head of Regional Offices of Brooks Macdonald added: “We are extremely pleased that Brooks Macdonald is now present in thirteen locations across the UK and Channel Islands. The East Anglia office opening is testament to our commitment to expand the Group’s footprint and increase our capacity to provide award-winning investment management services to our growing client base and professional adviser community.”