OneVue appointment backs fund services growth
Financial services group, OneVue, has moved to underpin the rapid growth of its fund services business with a new appointment.
The company announced this week it had appointed Angelina Tomkin to the role of head of client services, based in Melbourne.
Tomkin brings more than 17 years' experience to the role and has joined OneVue from Neuberger Berman where she was vice president, sales, client support and marketing, prior to which she was the client services manager at Hastings Funds Management.
Commenting on the appointment, OneVue head of fund services, Richard Harris-Smith, said that as the company progressively realised its significant business pipeline over the next 12-18 months, it was important that it structured itself to prepare for the growth.
OneVue is now marketing itself as Australia's market leading outsourced unit registry business for managed funds with $420 billion in funds under administration.
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