Julius to head up retail at Tyndall
A week after being acquired by Nikko Asset Management, Tyndall Investments has begun reshuffling its team.
Former acting national sales manager for retail, Andrew Julius, has been promoted to head of retail. This follows the earlier confirmation of Craig Hobart as managing director of Tyndall.
As head of retail, Julius will manage key relationships at dealer group and practice levels.
Hobart announced the appointment and said it came as Tyndall aims to build on the momentum created by its acquisition.
Julius joined Tyndall Investments in 2007 as national key account manager and has been acting national sales manager for retail since February this year.
Prior to joining Tyndall, Julius was with ING as NSW business development manager and had also worked with Aviva in a senior sales role and as a practice development manager for a dealer group.
AUTHOR
Milana Pokrajac
Recommended for you
Zenith Investment Partners has appointed an experienced research executive as its new group head of research following the departure of Bronwen Moncrieff.
The financial services technology company has appointed two non-executive directors following its AGM earlier this year, where it flagged it would embark on a board renewal process.
Several wealth management companies have been selected as finalists at the inaugural awards, which champions those who have transformed the Australian economy with their AI solutions.
Money Management’s sister brand Super Review is pleased to reveal that over 120 finalists will compete for trophies at this year’s awards.
