The Chartered Institute for Securities and Investments (CISI) has appointed Daniel Ogier-Keltie as president of its Guernsey branch.
Ogier-Keltie has over a decade of experience in the financial services sector and succeeds Ben Snook who had led the committee for two years.
In his new role, Ogier-Keltie will focus on supporting financial education and literacy on the island, particularly focusing on students.
Ogier-Keltie comments: “Guernsey is one of the largest and most active branches of CISI and we are keen to develop our activities in 2024 and beyond. I thank Ben for his leadership through the turbulent times of the past few years.”
Tracy Vegro, CISI chief executive, adds: “We look forward to seeing how the committee, under Daniel’s guidance, can encourage financial literacy. A topic which has been identified as being of growing importance amongst young people in the region.”
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