15 October 2025
RBC has bolstered its client-facing teams within its wealth management division with the appointment of five wealth managers across its London, Edinburgh and Jersey offices.
Joining the London office are Aisling Wilson and Rupert Gorman. Aisling has joined as a director, wealth manager providing financial planning advice to high-net-worth and ultra-high-net-worth clients. Prior to joining RBC, Aisling held private banker roles at Barclays Private Bank and Investec. Completing the new London hires is Rupert Gorman, who has also joined as a director, wealth manager to provide wealth planning and investment advice to entrepreneurs, business owners and professional executives. Rupert served in the British Army for 16 years before making the transition to financial services, where he has held roles at LGT Wealth Management, Berenberg Private Bank and J.P. Morgan.


Rhiannon Murray has joined RBC’s Edinburgh office as a wealth manager providing financial planning advice to individuals, families and trusts. Rhiannon began her career with Lloyds Commercial Finance before moving into the wealth management sector in 2012. Since then, she has built extensive experience across a range of client focused roles, including leading client support and complaint resolutions teams. She works closely with clients to plan for retirement, address any protection gaps and devise effective ways to preserve and pass on wealth.

Also joining the Edinburgh office, as a wealth manager, is James Stewart-Lockhart. He will advise business owners, private investors and families with a focus on trust structures and pensions. James began working as a financial planner in 2021 prior to which he was a chartered surveyor in London and Edinburgh, assisting high-net-worth individuals and small property companies on the disposal and acquisition of development opportunities, as well as the construction of property portfolios.

In addition, Megan O’Connor has joined as a relationship manager in Jersey. Megan brings over seven years of experience across the banking, wealth management, and legal sectors locally. Throughout her career, she has supported a diverse range of clients and gained valuable international exposure, travelling to various regions, and this has helped her to develop a deep understanding of the complexities involved in cross-border wealth management.

At RBC, she will primarily focus on supporting Jersey based high-net-worth individuals and helping clients grow and protect their wealth through tailored, high-quality financial solutions.
Hal Catherwood, managing director and head of RBC Brewin Dolphin said: “I’m delighted to welcome our new team members. Together their strong wealth management experience and dedication to excellent client care will enable us to reach more people across our communities with targeted wealth planning solutions to meet their evolving needs.”
The new appointments follow several recent wealth manager hires, which saw Jack Benton and Gordon Parsons-Wallace join the Glasgow office, Sophia Raidhan join the Birmingham office, Wayne Newlands join the Truro office, and Justine Lobel and Jamie Regan join the London office.
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For further information, please contact:
Payal Nair: payal.nair@brewin.co.uk / Tel: +44 (0) 20 3201 3342
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NOTES TO EDITORS
About RBC Brewin Dolphin
RBC Brewin Dolphin is one of the UK and Ireland’s leading wealth managers and traces its origins back to 1762. It offers award-winning, bespoke wealth management services, including discretionary investment management and financial planning.
Its qualified investment managers and financial planners are based in over 30 offices across the UK, Jersey and Republic of Ireland, with a commitment to high standards of client service, long-term thinking and absolute focus on clients’ needs at the core.
As part of Royal Bank of Canada (RBC), RBC Brewin Dolphin is now able to draw on the strength of a global financial institution to enhance the services it provides to clients and to drive further innovation across the business.
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The value of investments can fall and you may get back less than you invested.
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