Partner Article
PM+M Promotes Antony Keen to director in Wealth Management Division
PM+M – a leading chartered accountancy, business advisory and wealth management group – has promoted Antony Keen to director in its Wealth Management division.
Antony has worked at Blackburn headquartered PM+M for twenty six years – 15 of those have been spent in the Wealth Management team. His role will see him enhancing his management of portfolios of pensions and investments for his private clients; working closely with the tax team in advising them on tax issues. He will also be helping corporate clients to meet the new workplace pension regulations. He takes up his new post with immediate effect.
Antony said of his promotion; “I have worked at PM+M for many many years so becoming a director in the Wealth Management team is a real milestone in my career. I am proud to be part of the firm’s history and this promotion really cements my future here. I will now be working alongside my colleagues to develop our wealth management offering, both in the North West and beyond.“
Tony Brierley, partner & managing director of PM+M Wealth Management, added; “Antony has been part of the fabric of PM+M for a long time and his promotion is much deserved. He does a fantastic job for our clients so it was important for us to recognise his efforts. We also wanted to strengthen his position as the team continues to grow.“
This was posted in Bdaily's Members' News section by ConkerPR .
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