Nucleus co-founder departs

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Nucleus' Philip Martin is to leave his role as business development director at the IFA-owned and controlled wrap platform he helped launch three years ago.

Since launch, Martin has led the team responsible for implementing the business development strategy which has seen a total of 60 adviser firms become owner-users of the platform. The business is currently seeking a replacement. Nucleus CEO, David Ferguson, comments: "Philip has been on the Nucleus journey from the very beginning. He has been instrumental in getting it to where it is today and we are extremely grateful for all his efforts. While we are all sad to see him go we understand his reasons and wish him all the best for the future." Martin adds: "In just over three years, Nucleus...

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