Murray & Co acquires Rose Capital
Murray & Co acquires Rose Capital
Christchurch-based
merchant bank Murray & Co has acquired Rose Capital
Management Ltd, the Queenstown-based private wealth
management business.
Established in 2001, Rose Capital
caters for the investment and portfolio management
requirements of a group of charitable trusts, wealthy
families and individuals throughout New Zealand, but
particularly in the burgeoning Central Lakes
region.
Managing Principal, Matthew Rose, said that Murray & Co is a natural fit for his clients.
“My decision to join Murray & Co reflects the mutual respect and shared values between Rose Capital and Murray & Co based on a long-standing professional relationship. It also reflects my insistence on providing my clients with best practice investment services within New Zealand’s evolving and rigorous regulatory environment.”
Rose has an extensive track record in financial markets, having commenced his career as a sharebroker in 1984. Prior to establishing Rose Capital, Rose was Managing Principal of the New Zealand branch of US investment bank, Merrill Lynch.
Rose will join Murray & Co as a director in the Wealth Management team and will be based in its Christchurch office, but Murray & Co will retain Rose Capital’s Queenstown office as a platform for further growth in that region and Rose will visit regularly.
Founded in 2004, Murray & Co has built a reputation as a trusted adviser and successful investment manager for a range of New Zealand families and institutions. It provides expert financial and investment services.
Managing Director, Justin Murray, said he views the Central Lakes as a critical region for Murray & Co’s growth and that this transaction is another important step towards the firm’s objective of becoming the South Island’s leading wealth management firm.
“We are delighted to welcome an investment professional of Matthew’s experience and calibre to our firm. Our focus on long-term advisory relationships is well suited to Rose Capital’s clients and we look forward to taking care of their future wealth management requirements.”
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