David MacKay
John Scott Davidson LTD
David MacKay of John Scott Davidson LTD is based in Edinburgh.
David has experience in a role requiring FCA regulated permissions.
Permitted, Regulator Controlled Functions:
- ✔Appointed representative dealing with clients for which they require qualification
- ✔CF30 Customer
- ✔Personal recommendation on retail investments (not broker funds)
Previous Employment:
- McLaughlin Financial Planning Limited
- 12/06/2013 to 04/09/2013
- Lloyds Bank PLC
- 28/03/2010 to 08/03/2013
- Bank of Scotland plc
- 08/09/2008 to 29/03/2010
- Evelyn Partners Financial Planning Limited
- 07/09/2007 to 13/05/2008
- MLP Private Finance Plc
- 27/04/2005 to 01/11/2007
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