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WLM investment committee adds another independent

Jerome Lander 
Jerome Lander, the former CIO of NSW WorkCover and a former Russell Investments consultant, has been appointed to the investment committee of Dynamic Asset Consulting, a firm associated with financial planning group WLM Financial Services.
Lander joins Lukasz de Pourbaix, general manager of Lonsec Investment Consulting, as another independent on the Dynamic Asset Consulting investment committee, alongside three WLM personnel: Matthew Walker, Laura Menschik and Sean McGowan. Lander has his own investment advisory firm, ProCapital.
The Dynamic Asset Consulting investment committee is responsible for building, managing and monitoring portfolios. Walker and Menschik are co-founders of WLM, which was formed with the combination of three businesses in 2005 and covers financial planning, accounting and wealth management.

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