Bravura brings Mann on board
Administration and wrap software provider Bravura Solutions has appointed Peter Mann as an independent, non-executive director, having previously led one of the UK's largest retail platforms, Skandia.
Mann's former role as the vice chairman of Old Mutual Group involved overseeing the delivery of the organisation's growth strategy.
Bravura Group's managing director, Tony Klim, said Mann's appointment will help add significant value and insight to the team.
"Peter brings a wealth of knowledge to the team. He is a well-respected business leader with over 30 years' experience in the industry," Klim said.
"During that time he has been a substantial contributor to the development of the UK wealth management market."
In his role at Bankhall, Mann helped the company achieved significant revenue growth and steered it to profit by implementing several new services for existing members across various business lines.
At Skandia, Mann was responsible for setting the foundations for expanding the company's retail platform.
Mann said Bravura had enjoyed success as a provider of next generation systems in both wealth management and fund administration and saw his appointment as an opportunity to contribute to the company's future growth.
"With the continuously changing market environment, there is significant opportunity for Bravura to expand its business with efficient, cost-effective solutions," he said.
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