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Money Quest names new general manager for business development

by Will Paige6 minute read

RedZed co-founder joins major brokerage as general manager for business development.

Aggregation and brokerage business Money Quest Group (MQG) has named industry veteran Adrian Fisher as its new general manager for business development.

The new hire replaces Simon Dehne, who remains within MQG in a newly created role focused on the development of a group funding line designed to bring products directly to the MQG network.

Fisher brings over 35 years of industry experience, including a 30-year career in senior management positions with banks Westpac and Citibank and at GE.

 
 

He later co-founded non-bank lender RedZed in 2007, where he acted as national sales manager and head of distribution and product.

MQG said the appointment underscores its commitment to “investing in high-calibre leadership to drive the business forward”.

“We are thrilled to welcome Adrian to the team,” managing director Sean Reid said.

“His wealth of experience and exceptional leadership will play a critical role in further elevating our business development initiatives. Adrian’s expertise, coupled with Simon’s continued contribution in his new role, will ensure that the MQG remains at the forefront of delivering value to our broker network and clients.”

Noting his new role, Fisher said: “I’ve had a long association with the MQG business and team and admire the reputation they have built over the past eight years for delivering outstanding support and guidance to their network of brokers.

“It’s an exciting time to be joining the team as they embark on the next phase of growth.”

The latest senior leadership change follows the recent appointment of Reid as managing director.

MQG said the latest hire signals a new chapter for the business and sets it up to drive continued growth.

The group has been on an acquisition path in recent years, having bought out several companies including sub-aggregation business Buyers Choice in 2021.

It followed that up with a deal in May 2022 for sub-aggregation business Loans Actually and the purchases of Southern Cross Broker Network and Keylend in October 2023 and July 2024, respectively.

[Related: Money Quest announces new managing director]

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