Hall joins the BT group from Bravura, where he held the position of head of operations for Australia and Asia.
In his new job, he will be responsible for dealer services for bank channel and dealer group planners, technical support and services, paraplanning and advice documentation, research and investment strategy, and practice and professional development.
Commenting on his new role, he said: "I'm extremely excited by this opportunity as what we do drives to the heart of what financial planners rely on to provide quality strategic advice to clients - and that is what this industry is all about."
Hall has more than 15 years' experience in the financial services and wealth management sector, having worked in advice, product and platform development as well as wealth management administration.
Prior to his time with Bravura, he held senior roles at AMP in corporate strategy and product development.
BT Financial Group advice general manager Mark Spiers said: "This is an important appointment for us, with the role covering the development and delivery of key financial planner services to all our advice businesses: BankSA, Bank of Melbourne, Magnitude, Securitor, St George and Westpac.
"Practice management is the lifeblood of the services that underpin the high-quality advice that our planners bring to their clients."
Meanwhile, last month Bravura appointed Tony Klim as its new group chief executive.
Klim joined the wealth management software provider three years ago as the chief executive for Europe, Middle East and Africa and will be based in the company's London office.
His appointment follows the departure of the company's co-founder and chief, Simon Woodfull, in April.
Woodfull will no longer remain a part of the company in any regard.
His departure comes less than a month after the Bravura board rejected unsolicited offers to acquire all of the issued capital of the group, with the company's board confident in the strategy and direction of the business. «
