Tag: Barclays Private Bank

Barclays Private Bank appoints Juliet Agnew as Head of Philanthropy

Stuart Mitchell

Juliet Agnew has been appointed as Head of Philanthropy for Barclays Private Bank. Based in London, Juliet will lead the Philanthropy service offered by Barclays Private Bank, which supports Ultra High Net Worth (UHNW) clients and their families in their philanthropic giving. Juliet will report to Lisa Francis, Head of the UK and Crown Dependencies, Barclays Private Bank and is succeeding Emma Turner, who is retiring after more than 12 years at Barclays, where she has been instrumental in developing the Philanthropy service offered by the Private Bank. With 18…

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Barclays Private Bank appoints Nandu Patel as Head of Charities and Asset Consultant Relationships

Stuart Mitchell

Nandu Patel has been appointed Head of Charities and Asset Consultant Relationships for Barclays Private Bank in the UK. Based in London, Nandu will drive the Charities, Not-For-Profit and Asset Consultant proposition and will be responsible for building, managing and growing relationships with asset consultants as well as charities and not-for-profits. Based in London, she will report to Lisa Francis, Head of the UK and Crown Dependencies, Barclays Private Bank. Nandu has over 34 years’ experience in financial services and wealth management and joins Barclays from Rothschild & Co where…

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New research from Barclays Private Bank finds ‘lack of faith’ between wealthy individuals and charities is a major barrier to giving

Stuart Mitchell

Barriers to Giving, a new report released by Barclays Private Bank, finds a ‘lack of faith’ between high net worth individuals (HNWIs) and charities is one of the greatest obstacles to philanthropy outside the US. Recent figures revealed that almost half (47%) of multimillionaires outside the US donate less than 1% of their annual income to charitable causes compared with 2.1% within the US which is having a considerable impact on charitable funding. If every individual in this group was to increase donations to 1% of their income, there would…

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