Abstract:Pello Capital, the intelligent and transparent investment company, has announced the launch of the Pello Talent, a community of high-profile individuals who will help to educate and make investment accessible to millions.
Pello Capital, the intelligent and transparent investment company, has announced the launch of the Pello Talent, a community of high-profile individuals who will help to educate and make investment accessible to millions.
The scheme has been pioneered by Pello Capital and Entrepreneur and founder of Strawberries & Cream festival, Chris Jammer.
In an unprecedented move, Pello Capital has given the community company shares totalling 1% of the hugely successful investment bank to help attract the best possible talent to engage and educate individuals who wouldnt usually consider or believe they can access investment opportunities.
Pello Talent gives a voice in financial services to over 2 million followers of the “Talent” members in a crowded and archaic industry. The launch is an important milestone in investment banking and aims to promote transparency, inclusion and education throughout the financial services industry.
Pello Capital started as an ideal. In an industry focused more on profit margins than community the founders felt lost. There was no brand that championed consumer outcomes and engagement whilst offering the efficiency and experience of a tech company with the warmth and service of a traditional brokerage. With this goal at the foundation of the business, Pello Capital was launched in 2017.

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