More board appointments at Sesame Bankhall

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Sesame Bankhall Group has made two further appointments to its new board.
Michael Couzens, previously compliance director for Sesame, assumes responsibility for compliance and risk management in the expanded group and Mark Wadelin, previously Sesame’s finance director, takes up the same role in the new group.
Senior appointments have also been made in the operating businesses. David Golder becomes managing director of Bankhall and assumes overall responsibility for developing and delivering a full range of support services for directly regulated advisory firms.
Nick Kelly becomes managing director of Sesame and, in addition to his current development role, will also be responsible for network customer service functions.
John Malone becomes chairman of PMS while John Cupis becomes managing director of PMS and will also have responsibility for developing the group’s mortgage, protection and general insurance offerings for the Sesame network and all directly authorised customers.
Stephen Young, chief operating officer for Sesame Bankhall Group said: “Our strategy is to provide a comprehensive range of adviser propositions delivered via strong

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