Bendigo Wealth makes three new appointments to its distribution team
Bendigo Wealth has announced the appointment of three new senior members of its distribution team. Diego Del Rosso, Joshua Parisotto and Christine Koh have recently joined the group, completing the realignment of the team.
Del Rosso joins the firm as the new senior manager, strategic partners and alliances. He brings more than 17 years of relevant financial services experience covering finance, insurance, funds management, and superannuation. Del Rosso previously worked for OnePath, where he was the national sales manager - employer superannuation. Del Rosso began his career with Advance Bank, and has held various sales and business development roles with Heine Funds Management, Citibank, Tower Australia (now TAL), and Asgard Wealth Management.
Parisotto joins Bendigo Wealth as senior manager, business partner services. He has more than 12 years financial services experience, having worked for independent financial advisers, national licensees, dealer to dealer services, and private practice. Parisotto previously worked at IOOF, where he was national adviser service manager for independent financial advisers and licensees.
Christine Koh is an internal hire for Bendigo, and has now moved to the role of senior manager for business and as partner - delivery team. Koh has worked in a number of customer focused roles during her last seven years with the bank. She was previously managing Bendigo's Sydney client service team, after having led the customer experience effort for the Macquarie Integration project.
Bendigo Wealth head of wealth markets Alexandra Tullio said the trio would have a high level of input around the firm's distribution strategy, and bring an "in-depth understanding of the IFA [independent financial adviser] market" to the group.
Launched in April, Bendigo Wealth is the wealth management division of Bendigo and Adelaide Bank. Since its inception, the division has taken on the group's cash, margin lending, managed funds and superannuation businesses: Adelaide Bank, Leveraged Equities, Sandhurst Trustees, as well as its Trinity3 platform.
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Angela Welsh
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