People moves: Guernsey Finance, Nedbank Private Wealth, and Ocorian

Guernsey Finance has announced the appointment of Barnaby Molloy as its chief executive.

Molloy has been with Guernsey Finance for over nine years, with three and a half years as its deputy chief executive. The organisation said Molloy brought a proven record of strategic leadership, clear and effective communication, strong governance experience, and a deep understanding of the finance sector to the role. Under Molloy’s leadership, Guernsey Finance will maintain its strategic direction, with a focus on sustainable industry growth, international engagement, and close collaboration with members and global partners to advance strategic priorities.

Nedbank Private Wealth has appointed three non-executive directors to its board.

Nedbank Group chief financial officer, Mike Davis, joins the board with more than 27 years of experience in financial services. He has been a member of Nedbank’s Group Executive Committee since 2015. Nedbank Group group managing executive for personal private banking, Ciko Thomas, has also joined the board. He has been with Nedbank for more than 15 years, with previous roles including group executive for marketing, communications and corporate affairs, and managing executive of consumer banking. Finally, Paula Moore, has joined the board as an independent non-executive director. She brings more than 30 years of experience in the financial services industry, having previously served as chief operating officer of the Jupiter Group. Moore currently holds non-executive roles at Jupiter Unit Trust Managers Limited, Jupiter Asset Management (Europe) Limited, and Jupiter Global Fund, as well as Octopus Money Unit Trust Managers Limited, and Allianz Global Investors UK Limited.

Ocorian has named Martin Block as chair, replacing Frederik van Tuyll who is stepping down.

Van Tuyll has been Ocorian chair for six years, overseeing a period that saw the firm expand from 700 staff in seven locations to 2,000 colleagues in over 20 locations. Block joins Ocorian after 25 years with HgCapital, where he held strategic non-executive director positions. Ocorian said his experience with mid to large capital companies and focus on optimising performance, culture, and value creation would be invaluable as the firm looks to continue growing.



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