Sarah Moore joins Auxilium Partnership

New adviser protection club

Adam Saville
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As head of proposition, she will report to CEO Mark Graves

Sarah Moore has been made head of proposition for Mark Graves's protection intermediary support service, Auxilium Partnership. Launched three weeks ago and based in Leicester, the ‘new adviser club' has been set up to distribute protection products through mortgage firms. Its parent company is Josewin, owner of both HP and Mortgage Support Network. Moore has previously worked for Bright Grey (Royal London) and Scottish Widows, where she specialised in protection, and has over 20 years of experience in financial services marketing, product and proposition design roles. She started h...

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