Accuro, an award-winning independent trust and private office company, is delighted to announce 21 promotions across its four offices in Jersey, Geneva, Mauritius and London. The promotions mark a further expansion of Accuro’s organic growth and strong performance across all geographies.
As part of our continued commitment to developing and promoting from within, two of our senior leadership team have been appointed as directors of the board for Accuro Fiduciary Services Limited. Alex Petrie, Chief Risk Officer, and Jonathan Trim, Chief Information and Technology Officer, will take on the additional responsibility of joining the board of directors responsible for leading and executing Accuro’s strategic vision.
Accuro is also proud to announce a number of promotions throughout the Accuro Group – congratulations to the individuals listed below who demonstrate the qualities and ambition required to take our organisation forward, and comprise the next generation of industry talent.
Jersey
Amanda Docherty – Senior Risk and Compliance Manager Ana Martins – Senior HR Manager Carl Duncan – Manager Costy Sofilca – Senior Risk and Compliance Analyst Jordan Hampton – Senior Administrator Jasmine Le Lievre – Administrator
Geneva
Astrid Martin – Senior HR Manager Britny Ansaah – Client Accountant Thomas Brookes – Assistant Relationship Manager
Xavier Isaac, Accuro CEO, said: “My congratulations go to everyone who has worked hard to achieve their promotion and I wish them all the best of luck in their new positions. It is vital that we invest time and effort in ensuring the future leaders of our industry are nurtured and given the opportunity to develop. At Accuro we are proud to have created a culture that encourages our people to grow and develop professionally – this in turn means they can serve our clients to an incredibly high standard and be our leaders of tomorrow.”
Accuro, the leading independent trust and private office company, is delighted to announce the promotion of seven colleagues. The promotions mark a further expansion of Accuro’s organic growth and strong performance across all geographies.
Senior promotions include Mark Pinnick who takes on the role of Head of Client Services in Jersey and Rakesh Prayag who is appointed as Client Services Director in Mauritius.
Xavier Isaac, Accuro’s CEO, said: “My congratulations go to everyone who has worked hard to achieve their promotion. I wish them all the best of luck in their new positions.”
Rebecca Hone, Accuro’s Chief People Officer, said: “I am confident that with our variety of experience and perspectives across the Accuro Group we can continue to grow and nurture the next generation of talent.”
Accuro, the leading independent trust and private office company, is delighted to announce it has taken a significant step to accelerate its pursuit of the 2030 United Nations’ Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). Accuro has engaged Paragon +Impact to conduct an objective and inclusive materiality assessment. The outcome thereof will guide Accuro to further its impact strategy against its identified SDGs.
Using the Paragon +Impact system, which is being adopted by financial institutions and NGOs across the UK, Europe and South Africa, Accuro will be working closely with the Paragon +Impact sustainability team to integrate impact reporting and assessment into its business activities.
Paul Douglas Managing Director – Jersey, Accuro says, “Through our vision of being “a progressive force for good” for our clients, our people and the planet, the need to collaborate with subject matter experts like Paragon +Impact is essential. We are delighted to be one of the first Trust and Fiduciary companies to demonstrate impact management and meaningful reporting against the SDGs to such an evidence-based level, thereby being able to reassure our stakeholders that they are part of a transition to a more sustainable and net positive future”.
Talking about the partnership, Paragon CEO Philip Faure says, “We are delighted to support Accuro in setting an example to its clients and stakeholders on how it is possible to manage and report against impact to demonstrate transition and legacy, that is more than just wealth, to future generations.”
Accuro, the leading independent trust and private office company, is delighted to announce the promotion of eight colleagues across its Jersey, Switzerland, and Mauritius offices. The promotions mark a further expansion of Accuro’s organic growth and strong performance across all geographies.
Senior promotions include Una Smith who takes on the role of Client Services Director in Jersey and Stephen Weaver who is appointed as Head of Client Accounting for our Swiss operations in Geneva.
The other promotions are Dave Ferre (Senior Client Accountant – Jersey), Joanne Cesa (Senior Compliance Officer – Mauritius), Julie-Ann Doyle (Senior Relationship Manager – Jersey), Sophia Brown (Relationship Manager – Jersey), Alison Smith (Relationship Manager – Switzerland) and Natalia Kalyuzhnaya (Trust Administrator – Jersey).
Xavier Isaac, Accuro CEO, said: “My congratulations go to everyone who has worked hard to achieve their promotion. I wish them all the best of luck in their new positions.”
Rebecca Hone, Accuro Chief People Officer, said: “Diversity and inclusion is a top priority for our business, and I’m delighted that women represent 75% of this latest round of promotions. I am confident that with our variety of experience and perspectives across the Accuro Group we can continue to grow and nurture the next generation of talent.”
Accuro, the leading independent trust and private office company, announces two executive level promotions for its Group operations.
Mustafa Hussain, Managing Director London, and member of the board for the Accuro Group board, sees his responsibilities expanded to include the role of Chair of the Board. Alex Petrie, who recently joined Accuro, has been promoted to the position of Chief Risk Officer for the Accuro Group.
Mustafa joined Accuro in January 2019 from leading International Law Firm Taylor Wessing LLP, where he was a corporate partner for several years. He currently heads up the newly established London office and will continue to lead the growth of the office in combination with his role as Chair.
Alex joined Accuro in 2023 as Group Head of Compliance, responsible for the anti-money laundering (AML) and compliance framework across all jurisdictions. Her role has now expanded to cover operational risk. As new Chief Risk Officer for the Group, Alex will play a critical role in maintaining Accuro’s strong risk and compliance culture and participating to the digitalisation of key compliance processes.
Xavier Isaac, Accuro CEO, said: “In an increasingly complex geopolitical and regulatory environment, I have the utmost faith in the ability and relevant experience of my impressive colleagues to contribute to the next phase of the evolution of Accuro.”
Rebecca Hone, Accuro Chief People Officer, said: “It is important to us that we develop and promote our talent from within and these latest executive appointments are testament to that philosophy. Congratulations to Alex and Mustafa on their newly expanded roles.”
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