TNP loses staff
Managing director Jeff Page said the company had made changes to a couple of positions.
“We’ve realigned roles to suit what people are doing.”
Page said TNP had just come off a very good year. The firm was looking at a different strategy to take the business forward.
“There are a whole lot more advisers coming on.”
TNP provides professional support and systems for risk, mortgage and investment advisers.
TNP’s South Island regional sales manager Hank van Keulen had opted to become an adviser instead and Page said TNP was looking to replace him.
Page said Van Keulen was not the only person who had left but he did not want to get into details. “There will be advisers who are dealing with new people.”
TNP’s training director’s contract had come to an end.
Van Keulen said he was starting up an advisory practice in Christchurch. He said, having worked with advisers for four years, he could identify some good opportunities available and wanted to be able to work for himself.
TNP offers its members the option of an equity share offer, based on the amount of business they write each year.
Advisers who opt in receive shares in the National Adviser Group, which then owns TNP home loans, TNP Services and TNP Wealth Management.
