Peter Curran joins HLP as partnerships director

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HLPartnership (HLP) has announced that Peter Curran has joined its board in the newly created role of partnerships director.

Curran (pictured) brings over 30 years of leadership experience in the financial services industry. He previously served as managing director of Countrywide Financial Services, where he led the division through six years of dynamic growth, expanding its market share and enhancing operational efficiency until April 2021. Before joining Countrywide, Curran held senior leadership positions at Bank of Scotland, HBOS, and Lloyds Banking Group (LBG), where he was instrumental in driving business strategy, optimising performance, and steering teams through periods of significant change within the financial services sector.

For the past three years, Curran has been engaged as an industry consultant, most notably working with the BetterHome Group (BHG) in South Africa. Collaborating closely with their CEO, Rudi Botha, he has been actively exploring opportunities for market expansion into the UK. Recently, BetterHome took a significant equity stake in HLPartnership, with a view to accelerating the company’s growth. Curran’s appointment to the board forms a key component of this strategic investment.

Christopher Tanner, CEO of HLP, said: “We are delighted to welcome Peter to the HLP board. His extensive experience and strategic insight make him a valuable addition to our leadership team. As we continue to evolve and grow, Peter’s expertise will be critical in identifying and pursuing new business opportunities to enhance HLPartnership’s value proposition. His leadership will help us further strengthen our adviser network and enhance our service offerings.”

Curran’s appointment is part of HLP’s ongoing commitment to supporting its network of over 900 advisers, offering them market-leading support, technology, and services. His addition to the board underscores the company’s focus on strategic growth and long-term success.

Curran added: “I’m excited to join HLPartnership at such an important time in its growth journey. The company’s focus on innovation and adviser support aligns perfectly with my passion for driving business development and creating value in the financial services industry. I look forward to working with the team to explore new opportunities and contribute to the ongoing success of the business.”

Curran’s appointment is subject to regulatory approval.

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