Tilney hires business development director from Heartwood

Clay joins from Heartwood

Tom Ellis
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Jim Clay has joined Tilney to become its business development director in the North East and Yorkshire.

Joining from discretionary fund manager Heartwood, Clay will operate out of Tilney's Newcastle and Leeds offices.  At Heartwood Clay was client director for intermediaries and was responsible for developing and supporting relationships with financial planning firms in the North of England. He previously worked for Pershing, Cofunds and SEI Investments.  In his new role at Tilney Clay will work with a number of financial planning and advice firms, as well as solicitors, accountants, trustees, US professionals and investment consultants. Tilney for Professionals head of business deve...

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