Jamie Matheson, one of Glasgow's best-known exports to the City, has retired from Brewin Dolphin after eight years as executive chairman and 40 years in stockbroking.
Jamie Matheson, one of Glasgow's best-known exports to the City, has retired from Brewin Dolphin after eight years as executive chairman and 40 years in stockbroking.
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During his reign, private client broker Brewin's market capitalisation has more than doubled to £500 million, with funds under management rising from £15 billion to £26bn.
Mr Matheson, 59, said: "Having grown Brewin Dolphin over the last eight years, taken it through significant periods of regulatory change and completed most of the plans set out in our 2011 strategic review, it is time for me to go."
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