Movers, April 15

BMO Global Asset Management appointed Jürgen Florack as managing director and sales manager for institutional clients in Germany. Mr. Florack succeeds Claus Heidrich, who is retiring. BMO Global Asset Management is part of the Bank of Montreal, valued at $ 807 billion Canadian. He joins GAM, the Swiss fund company, where he was General Manager and Head of Institutional Sales, and will be based in Frankfurt.

Intermediate capital group recruited Zeina Bath as managing director in his European subordinated debt and equity team. Bain will join the London-listed London-based alternative manager of 35 billion euros in September from Carlyle, the US-based private equity group.

Ben Sheehan joined Aberdeen Standard Investments as a senior equity investment specialist for the Asia-Pacific region, a new role. Mr. Sheehan joins the group of HSBC Global Asset Management in the amount of 505 billion pounds sterling and is based in Hong Kong.

Swiss credit hired Daniel Wild as Managing Director and Global Head of Environmental, Social and Governance Strategy in its Impact and Finance Consulting Department. Mr. Wild joined RobecoSAM, where he was co-director. Based in Zurich, he will take up his new position later this year.

Fidelity International hired Andrew McCaffery as global chief investment officer for alternatives and solutions, a new role for the investment group of £ 221 billion. McCaffery will join Fidelity in July after eight years at Aberdeen Standard Investments. He will be based in London.

Local Pensions Partnership, which provides pension administration services for public sector plans in the UK, announced that Adrian Taylor will be his new chief financial officer. Mr. Taylor has been Acting Chief Financial Officer since November, having held positions in the Edmond de Rothschild, Killik & Co and Sarasin & Partners investment groups.

Northern Trust appointed Melíosa O'Caoimh as head of country in Ireland. Ms. O'Caoimh, who joined Northern Trust in 2003, succeeds Clive Bellows, recently appointed Global Head of Funds Services for Emea within the US $ 1.1 billion financial group.

BNY Mellon has found a new trust and custodian manager in Germany. Christoph Stähler badumed the role based in Frankfurt early April. Stähler joins the US $ 1.7 billion investment group of German bank Helaba.

Susan Wilkins joined Actis as Chief Financial Officer, a London-based role in the Emerging Markets Investment Group. Ms. Wilkins joined Lekela Power, an Africa-based renewable energy group co-created by Actis.

Michel Brogard joined as general manager for the United States to CQS, the group of 18.4 billion dollars. He will be based in New York. Jeffrey Lindenbaum, who previously held this position, was appointed interim distribution manager. Mr. Brogard was previously at Amber Capital, the investment group he co-founded, and Lalaye Investments, a private investment partnership he founded.