Jessica Darnbrough
Just over a month after John Flavell left his role of general manager, distribution, NAB Broker has named his replacement.
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Yesterday, NAB Broker revealed Steve Kane would take up the executive position.
“Steve has more than 30 years’ experience in financial services and is a long-standing industry professional who will continue our work to cement NAB as the preferred lender for brokers,” NAB’s executive general manager, growth partnerships, Anthony Waldron said.
“Steve is highly experienced in the third party market and I am confident he will deliver this key strategic priority for our business and take NAB Broker to the next level.”
In his previous role as general manager, broker platforms with Advantedge, Steve was responsible for repositioning NAB’s aggregation businesses PLAN, Choice and FAST, and delivering three distinct platform identities to the market.
“We have reaffirmed our position as market leaders in aggregation,” said Mr Waldron.
As part of these changes, the CEOs of PLAN, Choice and FAST will be elevated to form part of NAB’s Growth Partnerships Leadership Team.
“We recognise the significance of our aggregation businesses and will continue working hard to drive value for our broker partners,” said Mr Waldron.
Mr Waldron also announced the appointment of Phil Quin-Conroy as chief executive officer of PLAN Australia.
“Phil brings more than 20 years' experience in financial services, including more than 14 years with NAB’s third party channels,” said Mr Waldron.
“Phil’s experience in distribution and in-depth knowledge of the PLAN Australia business will strongly support the team as we continue to grow the business even further.”
Previously, Mr Quin-Conroy was head of broker services for Advantedge and responsible for the back-office support for PLAN, Choice and FAST.