Charles Stanley boosts intermediary team with double hire

Both have over two decades of experience

Tom Eckett
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Charles Stanley has expanded its intermediary sales team with the appointments of Chetan Mistry and Simon Lloyd.

Mistry joins from AXA Life Invest where he was a senior retirement specialist. Prior to that, he held roles at Antonor and Scottish Widows. Before joining Charles Stanley, Lloyd was at Meteor Structured Products where he was part of the intermediary sales team. Charles Stanley launches Personal Portfolio Service for smaller clients Mistry will be responsible for expanding the firm's network of intermediaries in the London area, while Lloyd will focus on the development of the financial adviser business in South West England. Mistry said: "I am excited to have the opportunity to ...

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