From humble beginnings: Hoxton's UK growth and rebranding journey

Hoxton boss Chris Ball talks to Professional Adviser about UK plans

Sahar Nazir
clock • 5 min read

Founded in April 2018 by Chris Ball, Hoxton Capital Management started with a modest £30m in assets under management. Today, it has grown rapidly, establishing offices across the globe, from Aberdeen to Dubai, and making strides in both organic growth and strategic acquisitions. Sahar Nazir talks to Ball about the international firm’s plans for UK growth…

What began as a small operation has expanded into a global network with offices in Dubai, New York, Melbourne, Cyprus, and South Africa. Dubai, in particular, has emerged as the firm's main hub due to its financial ecosystem and ease in attracting top talent. "There's more going on in Dubai, and it's easy to attract talent," Ball told Professional Adviser. Hoxton is set to rebrand on August 26, 2024. This rebranding is part of a broader effort to modernise the company's image and expand its reach within the IFA community. "We recently introduced Financial Planner Life's podcast host Sam ...

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