Unio names three new directors as growth continues

Andrew Mathers, Daniel O’Sullivan and Ross Kavanagh named as directors as part of Unio Wealth Management's growth strategy 

Unio new appointees Andrew Mathers, Daniel O’Sullivan and Ross Kavanagh with Derek Buckley, managing director.

Unio Wealth Management has appointed Andrew Mathers, Daniel O’Sullivan and Ross Kavanagh as directors as part of its growth strategy.

All three bring experience with domestic and international wealth management firms including Davy, Goodbody and Credit Suisse.

Derek Buckley, managing director of Unio Wealth Management, said: “These hires are a direct investment in the quality of advice and service we provide. Andrew and Daniel bring significant expertise to our regional business, and will strengthen our presence in Cork, Limerick and Galway. Ross will enhance our offering to high-net-worth clients in our independent wealth team.”

Andrew Mathers joins Unio as regional director, overseeing regional growth strategy. He was previously head of the Goodbody Cork office for 20 years. He has also worked for Bank of Ireland Private Banking.

Daniel O’Sullivan, newly appointed director with Unio, has previously held senior roles in Goodbody Cork and Credit Suisse in London respectively. He will be based in Unio’s Cork office.

Ross Kavanagh, a chartered accountant, spent seven years at Davy Private Clients as an associate director, before working as investment director for a family office for the past two years. He will be a director on Unio’s independent wealth team and will be based in the firm’s Dublin headquarters.