Syndicate promotes Cheshire to interim CEO

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Syndicate Asset Management has promoted Mark Cheshire to interim group CEO with immediate effect.

Cheshire was appointed to the board as an executive director responsible for group sales and business development in November. "Mark has played a pivotal role in streamlining Ashcourt Rowan's operations and driving significant growth within that business division in terms of enhanced revenues, profitability and funds under management," says Syndicate non executive chairman Peter Dew. "We believe his focus on revenues and efficient operations will allow the Group to move rapidly forward in the next phase of its development - our focus being on significant growth in terms of revenue and...

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