Hourly charging IFA Saunderson House to launch discretionary service

Anna Fedorova
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Advisory firm Saunderson House is planning to launch a discretionary service later this year in a bid to broaden its investment offering.

The firm's parent company IFG Group revealed the plans in an interim update on 13 May, which also revealed Saunderson House had grown assets by £200m in the first three months of the year to reach a total of £3.9bn. The statement said: "As the year progresses, Saunderson House plans to selectively broaden its investment offer as a discretionary management service. "This will enhance its ability to tailor its service proposition based on client circumstances and broaden the proposition to a wider market." The firm also intends to launch a new online portal for Saunderson House clien...

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