Award-winning paraplanner Chloe Moran leaves 1825 for Rose and North

Starts on 14 October

Hannah Godfrey
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Multi-award winning paraplanner Chloe Moran has decided to join the team at London-based Rose and North.

Moran started working at Standard Life's advice arm 1825 in February 2018, where she was a senior paraplanner. At Rose and North, she will transition to more of a financial planning role. Before 1825 she worked at wealth management firm Connor Broadley, and national advice firm Tilney Group.   Moran was the recipient of two awards - including the coveted Rising Star gong - at PA's inaugural New Talent Awards, which took place last month. In awarding her the Paraplanner of the Year award, the judges said Moran was "clearly more than a paraplanner. An outstanding example of someone work...

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