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Baumann Parts Company with Telekurs Financial; Busk Returns, Sandher Joins

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Reto Baumann, long standing sales manager at Telekurs Financial is leaving the company to “explore new opportunities abroad”. Meanwhile, Edward Busk has returned to Telekurs Financial as part of the London sales team focused primarily on third-party relationships. He previously worked with Telekurs in sales between 1993 and 1999, before leaving to join Reuters as European sales director, although he has spent the past few years travelling. Also joining the sales team at Telekurs Financial in London is Kuldip Sandher who has been named sales executive. He joins from MYOB (formerly Solution 6), and previously spent five years in sales at Financial Times Information.

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