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Hubbard bags another non-exec role

Peter Hubbard

Total Broker Solutions (TBS) has announced two senior appointments to its board.

Peter Hubbard will become non-executive chairman of TBS, and Mark Wood will become group managing director.

TBS has two trading subsidiaries: UKGI, which offers compliance support services to brokers and UKGI Services, which provides a range of other business services to the broker market.

Bob Beckett, will remain as chairman of the two trading subsidiaries.

Commenting on the appointments, Mr Beckett said: "I warmly welcome Peter and Mark to TBS. They are both high calibre individuals with a

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