Moneygate expands team as it eyes further growth

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Moneygate has boosted its senior management team with three new appointments as the national IFA bids to grow the business ten-fold.

John Ripley, previously of DBS Financial Management, joins as group operations director with responsibility for compliance and business quality. Richard Ford joins from Tyneside-based Citri as group training and development manager, while Alister Brown becomes the company's new group financial controller after a six-year spell at global marine company A&P Tyne. The North East-based national is looking to grow its IFA numbers from 75 to 750 as part of a four-year growth plan. "We have plans to significantly increase the size of our business and we needed some very experienced hands ...

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