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Aldrich and Company were privileged to have been involved in this year’s Carol Concert, held at St Paul’s Cathedral, with Cancer Research UK as the beneficiary.

The event itself was a triumph, all wrapped up in the beauty of Sir Christopher Wren’s masterpiece.

In total the evening raised £444,000.

Aldrich and Company would like to say a huge thank you to all our clients and friends who contributed so generously and supported this fabulous event.

Following an extensive search, our Executive Recruitment Division is pleased to announce the placement of Director in the Portfolio Management Office of a global top ten banking group. Starting this week, based in London, our candidate will be responsible for actively managing the retained credit risk on this leading bank’s loan book. We wish the candidate all the best for what we are sure will be a hugely successful future!

Aldrich & Company organised four teams at the annual DEBRA City Sporting Challenge held on 17 May at the Royal Berkshire Shooting School. As key supporters along with world famous gunmakers James Purdey, Stratstone of Mayfair, Plurimi Capital and Sunseeker London, Aldrich & Company entertained clients all raising money for a fantastic cause.

The charity DEBRA was extremely thankful for the Aldrich & Company support commenting, “Emily Aldrich and Kim St John have been great benefactors in helping this event get off the ground through selling teams and gathering people who actively bid for auction items at the charity auction . The City Sporting Challenge is a major event in DEBRA’s fundraising calendar and through the generous support of Aldrich & Company and others DEBRA is delighted to have raised over £75,000.”

The charity DEBRA hosts a number of fundraising events throughout the year to fund pioneering research to find effective treatments and, ultimately, a cure for the very painful genetic skin condition Epidermolysis Bullosa (EB).It also provides an enhanced specialist EB Nursing Service in partnership with the NHS and provides social care support to families affected by EB-see www.debra.org.uk.