Ascentric appoints Andy Zanelli as senior technical consultant

Was Axa Wealth's head of technical consultancy

Hannah Godfrey
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Axa Wealth's long-time head of technical consultancy Andy Zanelli has been appointed senior technical consultant at Ascentric.

In the role Zanelli (pictured), who will report to Ascentric head of sales Justin Blower, will be responsible for developing and implementing a technical support function particularly focused on interpreting and communicating how changes in tax and regulation will impact financial advisers. Zanelli said: "Today's high-end financial advisers and their clients face an increasingly intricate web of tax and regulatory challenges.  "I look forward to developing Ascentric's role as a provider of both the tools and the sophisticated insights being asked for by these advisers, to help them to t...

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