| 14th March 2007 |
Charities team at SG Hambros strengthened with appointment of Sarah Whiteley
SG Hambros Bank Limited, the wealth management group, part of SG Private Banking, has today confirmed the appointment of Sarah Whiteley as associate director. The appointment represents a strategic move by the Bank to expand its philanthropic offering, at a time of renewed demand for charitable donating following a sustained period of wealth creation in the UK. Whiteley’s new role at SG Hambros will involve working alongside associate director Jonathan Norbury to further develop the Bank’s offering to UK charities. Whiteley was a director of Jewson Associates Ltd having spent six years helping to grow the team from three to twelve and managing relationships with charity and private client trustees. Prior to this, she was a relationship manager at Lazard Asset Management. Norbury commented: “We are delighted to welcome Sarah to the team, and are excited at the considerable level of expertise and enthusiasm she will bring. SG Hambros is planning to grow its book of charitable assets as we believe that more wealthy individuals and families will seek to redistribute some of their wealth back to charitable causes. This needs a team with strong credentials in this area and we firmly believe that Sarah will help us to develop our offering.”For further information, please contact:: Alexandra O'Sullivan Tel: + 44 (0) 20 7597 3029 Registered in England No. 964058
SG Hambros SG Hambros, part of SG Private Banking, is a private bank providing a comprehensive wealth management service. Through private bankers it provides investment management, financial planning, trust and banking services to some 11,000 clients. The SG Hambros Group employs more than 400 people and manages over £5 billion of assets under management from its offices in the UK , Guernsey , Jersey , Gibraltar and The Bahamas. www.sghambros.com SG Private BankingSG Private Banking, with offices in 21 countries, is among the market leaders in France , and has a strong presence in the United Kingdom , Luxembourg , Switzerland , Belgium . In Asia , SG Private Banking ranks among the top 10 players. Almost 1875 professionals manage EUR55.1 billion in assets for around 75,000 clients ( June 2005). SG Private Banking's growth strategy is based on a business model that encompasses a global approach to client requirements through financial advice and asset engineering. It offers clients a broad range of sophisticated products and services that cover differing needs and include the best products available on the market, based on an open structure. www.sgprivatebanking.com Société Générale GroupSociété Générale is one of the largest financial services groups in the euro-zone. The Group employs 92,000 people worldwide in three key businesses: Retail Banking & Financial Services: Société Générale serves more than 17 million individual customers Global Investment Management & Services: Société Générale is one of the largest banks in the euro-zone in terms of assets under custody (EUR 1,180 billion, March 2005) and under management (EUR 326 billion, March 2005). Corporate & Investment Banking: SG CIB ranks among the leading banks worldwide in euro capital markets, derivatives and structured finance. Société Générale is included in the four major socially-responsible investment indexes. www.socgen.com Back Print this page |

