Sesame Bankhall appoints wealth management chief

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Sesame Bankhall Group has appointed Pan Andreas to head up its new wealth management team.

He has 30 years’ industry experience and joins Sesame Bankhall Group from a consultancy role working on platform adoption at AXA Wealth. Prior to that he was sales director for asset management at Intrinsic Financial Services.

Sesame Bankhall Group is making what it calls “significant”” investments in new adviser services. Andreas will be responsible for building and leading the wealth management team that will promote and deliver these new initiatives into the market.

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