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| | ... as at December end. This includes a further $72.6 million provisioned in the first half. Insignia chief executive Renato Mota, who is set to leave the firm at the end of the month, said he is pleased with the half-year results as the group continues ... |
| | | Scott Hartley will succeed Renato Mota as chief executive of Insignia Financial, effective March 1. The appointment follows weeks of speculation, during which time Hartley was tipped most likely to nab the role. It will be a return of sorts for Hartley ... |
| | | ... the financial year and solid progress on the FY24-26 strategic initiatives announced in July 2023," chief executive Renato Mota, who is set to depart next month, said. "We continue to see strong momentum in flows into our flagship and workplace platforms. ... |
| | | ... safe and happy holiday period; we look forward to bringing you the news in 2024! The top stories for 2023 were: 1) Renato Mota to leave Insignia Financial (October 20) While his departure doesn't technically take place until February 2024, Renato ... |
| | | ... the right advice as they transition to retirement." Also welcoming the proposals, Insignia Financial chief executive Renato Mota said: "We know Australians are looking for affordable, accessible financial guidance and we are excited at the potential ... |
| | | ... the licensee back in July when it said it was in discussions with several organisations. Insignia chief executive Renato Mota said the process was focused on ensuring any potential buyer aligns with the culture of the group's advisers. Commenting ... |
| | | ... to the value contribution she will make to the group." Just over a week ago, Insignia chief executive announcement Renato Mota announced his decision to leave the firm after 20 years of service. Insignia said it has already commenced the search for his ... |
| | | After two decades with the business, Insignia Financial chief executive Renato Mota will exit in February 2024. In an ASX announcement, Insignia said the decision was a mutual agreement between the business and Mota. It has already commenced the search ... |
| | | ... development of new technology-enabled advice delivery to leverage future opportunities." In July, Insignia chief executive Renato Mota flagged that the firm remains committed to the Professional Services businesses, Shadforth Financial Group and Bridges. ... |
| | | ... client officer, a newly created role that is yet to be filled. Speaking to Financial Standard, Insignia chief executive Renato Mota said it comes as broader society recognises the need to do more to help people moving into and living in retirement. "I ... |
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