Demand for services sparks recruitment
Chartered financial planner Laura Critchley has joined independent financial advisers Hockney Stevens.
It says the appointment reflects the growth in demand for its knowledge in the specialist area of occupational pension transfer advice.
The firm is also one of only a small number of IFAs on the Island with Corporate Charter status, awarded by the Chartered Insurance Institute and widely recognised as the industry’s ‘gold standard’.
A fellow of the Personal Finance Society, Laura has been in the financial services industry more than 13 years.
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