A day after ANZ Private Clients hired George Haramis to head up its advisory and risk division, the banking group has made another senior hire.
Former Greenway Capital head of retail Justin Greiner is set to join George Haramis at ANZ.
Greiner will work alongside the former RetireInvest boss in the group's Private Bank.
Greenway Capital managing director Peter Martin said Geiner's departure was unfortunate, though he wished him well.
"The funding in this market is really tough. We're making great progress, but there was no way that we could attempt to hold him [Greiner] at Greenway when all these opportunities were out there," Martin told InvestorDaily.
"Justin and I talked long and hard about this, and I was very supportive of him. He's a top class guy and good friend, and I think he will do a great job and at the moment unfortunately until we launch we can't use his talents, though we're making great progress."
In his new role, Greiner will be responsible for the Private Bank businesses in New South Wales and the Australian Capital Territory.
Prior to joining ANZ, Greiner was Greenway Capital head of retail and chief operating officer. Before this he was head of financial planning at Westpac.
Haramis joins ANZ's private banking division as head of advisory and risk.
He will be responsible for expanding the division's advisory capability.
Prior to joining ANZ, Haramis held senior positions with McMillan Shakespeare, Snowball Financial, Asgard Group Employee Services and RetireInvest.
Both Greiner and Haramis will report to Mark Ellis, Managing Director, ANZ Private Bank.
Greiner and Haramis will be based in ANZ's Sydney and Melbourne offices, respectively.
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