Former IFP president Campbell Edgar is "retiring" from financial planning practice Bloomsbury FP after seven years with the firm.
Having founded the practice with Jason Butler in 1998, Edgar says he is now looking at using his experience within the financial services industry to try and help firms expand their business potential. Over the course of his time at Bloomsbury FP, Edgar helped to build the operation into a high-net-worth planning business as well as continuing to work with the Chartered Insurance Institute and Institute of Financial Planning to help set adviser examination and professional standards, and is a past president of the Institute of Financial Planning. “I’m looking to move into something which...
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