Lincoln Recruitment Specialists are pleased to announce the appointment of Warren Hilton as a Head of Banking & Capital Markets Recruitment at Lincoln.
Warren comes to Lincoln with over 12 years’ recruitment experience. He has worked in both London and Dublin and has led and managed teams across a number of disciplines. Prior to joining Lincoln Warren led the Irish office of a UK based recruiter. Warren holds a degree in History from the University of York.
Warren’s remit covers client facing and corporate finance positions as well as risk and corporate strategy. He is also responsible for hiring wealth management, trading, investments and private equity candidates as well as equity research and quantitative analysis professionals. Warren’s knowledge and experience in this sector will be a great asset for Lincoln in continuing to provide our clients with the best service and insights in the recruitment of Banking and Financial Services professionals across Ireland and further afield.
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