Are advice-stubborn Brits too unattainable for IFAs?
Majority of those who have never seen an adviser don’t think anything will ever prompt them to change that
Majority of those who have never seen an adviser don’t think anything will ever prompt them to change that
President of the PFS discusses the main reasons the industry should tackle the issue
Wealth manager hires head of distribution, while AssetCo welcomes a familiar face
70% of PFS members said ‘personal skills’ are most important for people entering the industry
Mazars and Killik & Co alum will take charge of client experience
International accountancy and advisory firm Mazars has appointed Sarah Lord, formerly of Killik & Co, as a financial planning partner in London.
Advisers looking to set up in Europe should avoid France and consider Portugal, a panel of industry experts said at International Adviser’s London event on Wednesday.
International qualifications from the Chartered Insurance Institute (CII) are “no use to anyone” providing financial planning in overseas jurisdictions, according to Sarah Lord, one of the most highly qualified female financial planners in the UK.
Standard Life and Aberdeen have clearly defined the roles co-chief executives Keith Skeoch and Martin Gilbert will fill once the companies merge. Killik & Co’s Sarah Lord surprised many this week by announcing plans to move on from the company, while OMGI has parted ways with its fixed income head.
Sarah Lord, one of the most highly qualified female financial planners in the UK, is to leave Killik Wealth Planning at the end of March to pursue other opportunities within the industry, the company confirmed to International Adviser.
Wealth planning and investment management firm Killik & Co is to close its Dubai office, its only presence outside the UK, at the end of September and service all its global clients from the company’s London headquarters.
Killik & Co’s Sarah Lord talks about her thirst for personal and professional development, her belief in the fees-based model and her time in the United Arab Emirates, where commission is still king.