Integrity Mutual Funds looks for a full-time replacement for Mark Anderson. Minot, N.D.-based municipal-bond specialist Integrity Mutual Funds has named Bradley Wells as its interim president and CEO, following the resignation of Mark Anderson.

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Anderson stepped down last week "for personal reasons," according to Veronica Welch of the Attleboro, Mass.-based public-relations firm CWR & Partners, which represents Integrity.

Wells, a member of Integrity's senior-management team for the past six years, will continue in his role as head of the firm's retail operations, which includes the independent broker-dealer Capital Financial Services.

Welch says Integrity is looking for a full-time president and CEO, but she provides no further details on the firm's search.

Integrity managed $396 million in 14 mutual funds and a fund of funds at the end of 2007. Its Capital Financial Services subsidiary provides investment-products and services to 450 independent financial planners around the U.S. - FWR

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