appointments

Financial planning

The chief executive for the Australian operations of Norwich Union, James Mac Kenzie says he will be leaving the group at the end of February with speculation he will hea...

Financial planning

Tower sees key staff and rating slip away.

Ratings group Assirt has slapped a 'hold' rating on all Tower Asset Management’s funds with exposure to Australian equities. This follows the departure of four members –...

Financial planning

Tyndall lays ghosts to rest

One of the first to join high flyers Clayton Robard in the mid 1980s, Ken Brewer, has joined Tyndall, the group that rose from the ashes of Clayton Robard....

Financial planning

A country practice

Greg Gunther has a pilot's licence, but has never used it in his work as a fi-nancial adviser in the Darling Downs of rural south-east Queensland. A shame, as the flying ...

Financial planning

Organ jumps ship

Former HSBC executive Jeff Organ has been named among a raft of new faces at AM Corporation where he will head business development and corporate super....

People & Products

Appointments - 24 June 1999

Zurich Financial Services' retail team has been given a boost with seven appointments in recent months....

Financial planning

Suncorp to tap into its own client base

Suncorp Metway is taking the lead from other banks and will almost double planner numbers in coming months in an effort to capitalise on its 2.5 million customers....

People & Products

Appointments - 10 June 1999

Ross Chessari is set to join the team at ANZ in the newly created po-sition of managing director, ANZ Asset Management....

Financial planning

Persistence does pay off for top equity performers

Performance track record is the common starting point for both retail and wholesale fund management appointments. Industry publications such as Money Management and Perso...

Financial planning

Six new faces join County practice

County Investment Management has been on a hiring spree, with six new faces joining the group. ...