Top UK Role at RBC Dexia for Hamilton-Russell
RBC Dexia Investor Services has appointed Edward Hamilton-Russell director of business development for the UK. Hamilton-Russell has been appointed to help drive RBC Dexia's growth strategy in the UK for both onshore and offshore client mandates.
Hamilton-Russell has 14 years' experience in financial services sales and business development roles. He joins RBC Dexia from BNP Paribas Securities Services, where he spent four years in buy-side sales positions.
Prior to his BNP Paribas tenure, Hamilton-Russell worked at Omgeo, focusing on asset managers and bank clients, and at Clearstream Banking. He reports to Richard Hale, head of sales and distribution for UK, Ireland and the Middle East.
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