TT rider takes up compliance post

Friday, 2 June 2017 00:00

A TT and Manx Grand Prix rider has taken up a new role - as head of compliance at a Manx-based wealth management company.

David Bone has joined WHIreland after a 20 year career in finance at the Leeds Permanent Building Society, Halifax Building Society and Standard Bank.

He moved to the Isle of Man in 2001, and has competed in the Manx Grand Prix and TT - he'll be racing at the Festival of Motorcycling in August.

WHIreland Wealth Management managing director Will Corrin says David will bring valuable expertise and experience to his new job.

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