RetireInvest completes restructure
RetireInvest has completed a restructure and expansion of its business.
The business has appointed an in-house investment research team, best practice manager, adviser systems team, a new chief financial officer, two customer service staff, an operations manager, a risk insurance manager, and a co-ordinator of advisory appointments.
Chief executive of RetireInvest Paul Campbell said the changes were designed to ensure the group focuses on adviser needs across the business and provide more ongoing support.
“These appointments will ensure that our systems and processes allow for the efficient delivery of advice to the client. They also demonstrate our commitment to be regarded as a provider of holistic financial advice,” Campbell said.
RetireInvest has opened for business in eight new locations across the country this year.
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