Ascot Lloyd hires Jade Connolly to oversee advice review

Joins from Thomas Miller Investment

Tom Ellis
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Ascot Lloyd has hired Jade Connolly in the newly created role of head of advice to oversee a strategic review of the IFA firm's advice process.

Ascot Lloyd said the review was intended to "enhance operational efficiency to add value for clients" and would also look to develop a panel of ‘best-of-breed' products and platforms "to reduce risk and improves client outcomes". Based in the firm's London office, Connolly will also be responsible for creating new business lines, such as cashflow modelling and Court of Protection work, as well as establishing a new technical unit to support Ascot Lloyd's service offering. Connolly joins from Thomas Miller Investment where she was head of paraplanning for more than two years. "Ascot Ll...

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