AWD launches buy-out deal for IFAs

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National IFA AWD Chase de Vere has unveiled a practice buy-out solution for IFAs looking to retire or join a larger firm.

It says it can offer a "highly competitive" package and expects to attract advisers either struggling in the current economic climate or looking to retire within five or 10 years. The firm is part of one of Europe's largest adviser companies, AWD Holding AG, which currently boasts more than 6,000 financial advisers. "We are delighted to be in a position to offer a secure home for advisers to develop their client business," marketing director Martyn Laverick says. "As a national organisation we pride ourselves on being able to deliver the capabilities you would expect from a large busi...

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