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DNR Capital expands distribution team with a new Regional Manager – NSW and QLD

28 Jan 2020
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DNR Capital expands distribution team with a new Regional Manager – NSW and QLD

Australian equity manager DNR Capital has expanded its team with the appointment of Robert Coates to its wholesale distribution team as Regional Manager – New South Wales and Queensland.

He joins DNR Capital from Pengana Capital where he was responsible for servicing financial advisers in New South Wales.

“We have seen significant growth in the number of financial advisers using our investment strategies across the country in recent years. The creation of a Regional Manager – NSW and QLD role is a continuation of our desire to invest in long term relationships and maintain our high level of client servicing.

“Robert has experience distributing a wide range of investment strategies across multiple asset classes which will ensure we continue providing quality and timely insights to our investors,” noted DNR Capital CEO, Robert White.

“I am excited at this opportunity to represent a team of high quality investors in a firm that has strong track record of adding value over a period approaching two decades,” said Robert Coates.

Robert Coates is based in the firm’s Sydney office reporting to the Head of Wholesale Distribution, Tom Glynn.

 

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