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Integrity makes Melbourne hire

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By Alice Uribe
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2 minute read

Integrity Investment Management has put the focus on Melbourne-based clients with a new hire.

Integrity Investment Management has appointed a new business development manager (BDM) to look after the fund manager's Melbourne-based clients.

The new hire, Boyd Peters, has spent the past seven years with Victoria-based financial services provider Equity Trustees, where he most recently held the position of national BDM.

Peters was responsible for the firm's BDM team and the distribution of several funds to the retail market.

"Boyd is a high-quality, client service professional and we are delighted to have him on the Integrity team looking after our Melbourne-based clients from Melbourne," Integrity head of equities Paul Fiani said.

With Peters' appointment, Integrity now has four client service professionals.

In September, Aidan Kelleher was hired to lead its distribution team as the new key account manager.

The firm now has 11 staff and more than $3 billion in funds under management.