Unsung IFA heroes #7: Stuart Doughty

UNSUNG HERO

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Each month Professional Adviser and PanaceaIFA honour those individuals that go above and beyond. August's winner is Stuart Doughty of Centurion Wealth Management.

Born in Stockport, Stuart Doughty left school at 18 to follow in his father's and grandfather's footsteps when he joined Barclays Bank. After a brief stint playing rugby union in Australia in 1990, Stuart's first taste of advising clients came when he moved to General Accident Life in 1992, gaining him the experience needed to become part of the financial planning team with Eversheds in 1996. Another move prompted him to relocate his family from Norwich to join a former Eversheds colleague who set up Cavendish Grant, a Bath-based financial planning firm. Through acquisitions and st...

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