Chartwell re-brand will improve clarity

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IFA firm Chartwell has unveiled its new look as it re-brands to bring its four separate business activities under the Chartwell name.

It says the new single brand – Chartwell Group - is designed to provide clients with greater clarity and strengthen the firm’s position in the marketplace, which means from now on its businesses will be known as: Chartwell Private Client Ltd, Chartwell Fund Management Ltd, Chartwell theinvestorcentre.com Chartwell Funding Ltd And Chartwell Open-Ended Investment Company is the new title for the firm’s multi-asset OEIC. The re-branding exercise follows on from the firm's merger with IFA firm Cavendish Grant 18 months ago, as Chartwell says its continued expansion and focu...

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