Senior investment analyst with Aon Australia, Derek Mock, has left the company and will soon join another investment consulting house.
Mock resigned as a senior analyst within Aon’s investment consulting division earlier this month after three and a half years with the company. A spokeswoman for Aon would not name the company at which Mock will soon resurface. The retail-oriented risk and wealth management service provider is seeking a replacement investment analyst to assume Mock’s senior role. While admitting that Mock demonstrated valuable skills during his tenure at Aon, the spokeswoman said the company’s investment consulting division was not hamstrung by his departure. “We’ve got depth in the team to maintain the workload,” she said.
27 March 2007 00:00
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