Silence Therapeutics appoints Freeborn as FD
Tim Freeborn joins Silence from Xcap
Tim Freeborn joins Silence from Xcap
BIOTECHNOLOGY company Silence Therapeutics has appointed Tim Freeborn as FD.
Freeborn qualified as a chartered accountant with Arthur Goddard & Co, specialising in corporate tax. He then spent 12 years as a finance journalist at the Daily Mail before spending two years editing the Penny Shares Guide. He also wrote part-time for Shares Magazine.
In 2004, Freeborn joined Evolution Securities as an analyst, focusing on renewables and alternative energy, before he joined Xcap Securities in 2009, becoming head of research.
“Silence’s area of biotech is moving incredibly quickly. The company could play a big role and I’m delighted to be joining at this time,” he said.
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