Sigma latest IFA to join Nucleus

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Sigma Asset Management has become the latest IFA group to join the Nucleus wrap platform.

Based in Surrey, Sigma Asset Management is a medium sized IFA practice with a team of 19 advisers who all trade under the Sigma name. The advisory team deals in wealth management with specialists in collective and structured investments, inheritance tax planning, retirement planning and corporate benefits. As with all other existing member-IFAs, Sigma Asset Management has taken an equity stake in Nucleus and in doing so has become one of a growing number of adviser firms that own and control the platform. Managing director Julian Milner says that they chose Nucleus because no other p...

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