Clement Hutton-Mills

Spear’s Review

Clement Hutton-Mills joined Goldman Sachs in 2021 as part of a large expansion of the bank’s private wealth team within its London base. The former Rothschild & Co managing director, who spent over a decade with that firm, prides himself on what he describes as a ‘proactive’ approach, paired with an ability to explain complex investment concepts in ‘straightforward’ language. 

‘I aim to be reassuring – and to be the person clients turn to first when considering their overall portfolio, as well as for broader advice including any financing requirements,’ the Oxford graduate said. He also spends a considerable amount of time with each of his clients to ensure they are ‘comfortable with the approach being adopted at all times’. 

Hutton-Mills, who began his career as an analyst at JP Morgan after studying modern languages, has told Spear’s about the importance of fostering an inclusive working environment in the private wealth industry. 

‘No two clients are the same, and you don’t necessarily have to put someone in front of the client who looks like them. It’s important to have a pool of people to draw from that can relate to clients on various levels – be that ethnic background, age or languages spoken,’ he said.

The Spear’s Award-nominated wealth manager says that the earlier years of his career, which he spent supporting clients amid the fallout from the 2008 financial crisis, were highly formative.

Adviser Profile

Clement is a managing director and private wealth advisor at Goldman Sachs. He joined the firm in 2021. In this role, Clement focuses on advising private clients, family offices, charities and trusts on their investments and financing needs. 

Clement takes pride in being collaborative, thoughtful and easy to work with; alongside warm relationships with his clients, he engages closely with his clients’ advisory teams, partnering with their trustees, family office executives, lawyers, accountants, investment consultants and real estate advisors, to provide first class advice.  

He joined the Private Wealth Management business at Goldman Sachs after spending 12 years at Rothschild & Co, where he was a managing director in the wealth management division. Earlier on in his career, Clement worked at J.P. Morgan Asset Management and UBS Wealth Management. He was named in 2023 as one of Britain’s most influential Black people in finance, law and fintech. 

Clement read Modern Languages at St. Edmund Hall, Oxford (2001 to 2005). He is a Trustee (‘Lay Canon’) of St Paul’s Cathedral and chairs a number of Boards and Investment Committees for Non-Profits.