Development Bank of Wales hires Claire Sullivan as Investment Executive

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The Development Bank of Wales has appointed Clare Sullivan as an Investment Executive in its Llanelli offices.

Sullivan is part of the New Investments team, building relationships around West Wales with professionals and business owners in order to help them grow and prosper.

She moved into her new role after 15 years as a relationship manager for small and medium-sized enterprises at HSBC.

The lender has also appointed Matthew Wilde as an Assistant Investment Executive in its Cardiff office.

He previously spent three years in mid-corporate and commercial banking at Lloyds Bank and has joined the New Investments team.

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