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Banque Havilland adds London office

By Mark Battersby, 28 Jan 13

Banque Havilland, the Luxembourgheadquartered independent private bank, today launched a branch in London following approval from the UK’s Financial Services Authority.

Banque Havilland, the Luxembourgheadquartered independent private bank, today launched a branch in London following approval from the UK’s Financial Services Authority.

This announcement follows Banque Havilland’s recent appointment of Nicholas Parker as chief executive officer of private banking. Parker joined the business from Citi Private Bank where he was managing director.

Established by the Rowland family in 2008, the bank stated that it provides private banking, asset and wealth management services to ultra high net worth individuals and their families across the globe. Alongside these traditional services clients can also co-invest with the family and have access to the professional business network of the family.

Jonathan Rowland, director of Banque Havilland said: “The rationale for setting up Banque Havilland has always been to create a private bank we would be proud to bank with ourselves. Having a branch in London is an important part of that.”

Banque Havilland’s offices in Luxembourg, London and Monaco employs approximately 60 people.

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