Newcastle IFA Lowes Group begins expansion of investment arm

Joins from VitalityInvest

Tom Ellis
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Newcastle-based IFA Lowes Group has begun the expansion of its investment solutions arm with the hire of Kimberly Campbell as head of intermediary distribution.

The financial advice and investment management firm, which specialises in structured products, will see Campbell promote the MI Diversified Strategy Fund and the Lowes UK Defined Strategy Fund at first. She will also promote the firm's structured product operations and innovations. Campbell (pictured) joins Lowes from VitalityInvest, where she was head of IFA distribution and head of wealth business development specialists. Before her time at Vitality she was a partnership development consultant at Zurich. Campbell said: "The Lowes range of investment solutions draws on the group's ma...

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