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Moore steps down as chairman of Thomas Carroll

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Decision comes after nearly 40 years with the firm.

John Moore MBE has stepped down as chairman of Thomas Carroll Group after nearly 40 years with the Welsh broker.

In a LinkedIn post, Moore wrote: “From my early days with the great Evan Thomas, [I’ve] always been proud and privileged to be part of the TC family and to all my colleagues, friends, clients and business contacts, thank you all for riding the big dream with me.”

Moore also thanked his “remarkable team of colleagues” and “loyal client friends”.

He will remain as a consultant with

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