Fairstone poaches four advisers from Ulster Bank

Bring more than 50 years' experience

Tom Ellis
clock • 1 min read

Fairstone Financial Management has added four ex-Ulster Bank independent financial advisers to its Northern Ireland arm.

Karen Black, Seainin Campbell, Raymond Hart and Paul McCord all join from Ulster Bank to bolster the firm's Belfast-based team. Black has more than 20 years of experience in financial services at Ulster Bank and Danske Bank, while Hart and Campbell spent 20 and 10 years at the Irish bank respectively. Fairstone Northern Ireland business partner Peter Savage said: "These latest appointments are the culmination of a great year, which has seen us grow our team, client base and turnover. We look forward to working with each of our new advisers in 2017 in what we expect to be another excit...

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