Darren Takes up Financial Planning Director Role at Sheffield Investment Firm

20th July 2015

Investec Wealth & Investment has promoted Darren Findlay from Associate Director, Financial Planning to Financial Planning Director at its Sheffield office, based on Napier Street.

Over the past nine years at the company, Darren has developed in his role and now as Financial Planning Director will be responsible for advising local, regional and national clients on financial planning matters, such as pensions and inheritance tax. Darren Findlay Tom Street, Director in charge of the Sheffield office of Investec Wealth & Investment, said: -Darren's promotion reflects his expertise and dedication to our financial planning department. Financial planning is a very important service we offer to clients, helping them to prepare for their retirement and safeguard their investments for the future. Tom Street added: -In his new role, Darren will be given greater responsibility to lead our financial planning department and further enhance our services to clients. For more information on IW&I visit www.investecwin.co.uk or call the Sheffield office on 0114 2755100.

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