Interview: Katie Small: Carving a niche
As RK Harrison’s head of private wealth – and its first female board member – Katie Small is a big believer in specialist solutions. She tells Post about her journey to success and reveals her plans to grow her division
Like the classic epics, every acquisition has its own winding narrative – and the central figure in the tale of RK Harrison’s purchase of niche broker MWA is banker-turned-broker Katie Small.
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