Onvestor appoints Darren Fletcher as account manager

Joins from CoInvestor

Sophie King
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Financial advice firm Onvestor has appointed Darren Fletcher, who joins from Colnvestor Technologies, as an account manager.

Fletcher will work with advice firms who wish to transfer their less-profitable clients to Onvestor, which sets out to serve lower-value clients with financial advice and provide them with an ongoing, restricted financial advice service.  He has more than eight years' experience in financial services, with his most recent role being business development manager for Colnvestor Technologies. Prior to that, he worked for Intelliflo and Partnership Assurance Group. Onvestor founder Michael Basi said: "Darren is a welcome addition to our rapidly expanding team and he will be responsible fo...

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