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Simon New has resigned from his post as chief executive of Iress UK four months after taking up the role.   Money Marketing understands that Iress UK staff have been informed of the resignation. It’s not clear as to the reason why New has parted ways with the fintech firm.

The fintech has appointed an interim wealth CEO to succeed Harry Mitchell, who takes on additional responsibilities in the UK, and has flagged superannuation as a growth business following the QAR.

Iress has confirmed a mini reshuffle of its leadership team as Harry Mitchell chief executive of wealth management takes up a broader role, splitting his time between Australia and the UK.

The firm has entered an agreement with SS&C to divest its managed funds administration business for $52 million with the deal expected to close in Q3 FY23 as it details its half-year results.

As her first book Lazy City is published, Rachel Connolly talks about the “distinctive politics, history and geography” of Belfast, being lumped in with other Irish women writers, and making room for humour in her tale of grief

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Iress appointed two new leads for its Australia and New Zealand wealth businesses who will oversee client services and operations respectively.

Emo/indie four-piece SUDS have announced their debut album The Great Overgrowth due November 3rd via Big Scary Monsters.

Iress has appointed Cameron Williamson as its new group chief financial officer (CFO), joining from Pendal.

And the latest from the annual Aspen Security Forum.