Lee Robertson and Rob Page unveil financial services app

Quartet of senior industry players involved

Beth Brearley
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Former CEO of Investment Quorum Lee Roberston and former global head of marketing at Janus Henderson Rob Page are among the four senior industry professionals who have teamed up to launch Octo Members Group, an app-based proposition for the financial services community.

Alongside Andy Brown, investment director at Prudential Portfolio Management Group, and Jon Rocchi, former head of new business at Financial Express, Page and Robertson have unveiled Octo Members, an app for financial services professionals to "connect, share and engage". Slated for launch in the fourth quarter of this year, the app is described by the founders as "the first financial services business of its kind, built by the industry for the industry," providing members with access to the latest investment ideas and debate. Robertson said: "We have built Octo Members with the fin...

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