Peter Mann leaves Bankhall for Skandia

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Skandia has poached Bankhall's Peter Mann who will take up his new role as its chief development officer on 6 October.

Mann has stepped down as Bankhall's chief executive, a position he has held since 2005. At Skandia, he will work directly with financial advisers to ensure the group delivers products and services that help IFAs develop and grow their businesses. Mann will report into Nick Poyntz-Wright, chief executive of Skandia UK, who spoke of "enormously exciting times" in the advice led market. He said: "The forthcoming RDR will transform the landscape and further drive the adoption of platforms as the heart of financial adviser businesses. Skandia is ideally positioned to lead the way in that ma...

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