Quilter Cheviot hires Evelyn Partners’ Fergus Caheny as head of London

By Public Technologies
  • Quilter’s unit Quilter Cheviot appointed Fergus Caheny as head of London, effective January 2027.
  • Louise Williams will join as finance director in November, returning to Quilter from Aberdeen Adviser.
  • Nigel Crawford will retire in 2027, stepping down as head of London after eight years in the role.
  • Chief financial and operating officer Paul Barnacle will leave later this year; Quilter Cheviot is recruiting a chief operating officer.
  • Client service and oversight managing director Nick Holmes plans to retire next summer following a transition period.


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