Adrian Lowcock joins Axa Wealth as head of investing

Anna Fedorova
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Adrian Lowcock has joined Axa Wealth as head of investing after leaving his previous role at Hargreaves Lansdown in the summer.

Lowcock (pictured) was senior investment manager at Hargreaves for 18 months, but left the group in June "to seek a new challenge". Prior to this, he worked at Bestinvest as a senior investment manager, and later headed a team of advisers. He is joining Axa Wealth on a temporary contract to support financial advisers and help self-directed investors make the right decisions for themselves. Lowcock said: "I have always enjoyed helping investors and am excited about working with AXA Wealth in making it as easy as possible for investors to make the right choices." Axa Wealth recently ...

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